X360ce 2.0 2.163 _top_ Info

Some games are sensitive to which XInput DLL is used. In version 2.163, you can rename the generated DLL:

Version 2.163 does not require .NET Framework, unlike later major versions (3.x, 4.x).

You can clear, invert, or remap every single axis, trigger, and button.

Ensure you have .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.0 (or newer) enabled on your Windows system. x360ce 2.0 2.163

: Ensure you have installed Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 and the DirectX End-User Runtime .

A prompt will appear asking to search for settings. Select and click Next .

is a classic version of the Xbox 360 Controller Emulator , primarily used to make non-Xbox controllers (DirectInput) work with PC games that only natively support Xbox 360 controllers (XInput). Some games are sensitive to which XInput DLL is used

That said, we must acknowledge its limitations. It does not support Switch Pro Controllers natively, nor does it handle gyro controls or complex macros. For those features, look to newer forks.

This is where most users fail. You place the .exe file in the same folder as the game’s main executable.

Version (part of the 2.0 series) was released in the mid-2010s and remains popular due to its stability, lightweight nature, and no dependency on .NET Framework (unlike v3.x and v4.x which require .NET). Ensure you have

Repeat this for all buttons, D-pad directions, and analog sticks. Click in the bottom right corner. Calibrating Triggers, Sticks, and Deadzones

If pushing your right stick up makes the in-game camera go left , your axes are inverted. Go to the mapping dropdown for that stick's axis.

The problem arose because XInput was rigid. If a game was coded exclusively for XInput, it would simply ignore any controller that did not identify itself as an Xbox 360 gamepad. This rendered perfectly functional hardware obsolete. x360ce 2.0.2.163 was built specifically to solve this by acting as a translation layer, intercepting DirectInput signals from older hardware and "spoofing" them as XInput signals that the game could recognize.