Xbox one controller Fix

[Fer]

Does anyone know is there's a way to play this game using the xbox one controller ? When i go to the menu it won't let me turn on the option to use the xbox game controller. Is there a fix or work around this?
Using windows 10 with xbox one controller and wireless adapter

[RageKid]

There is an programm for the controller that you have to install, therefore you can use it. I got an CD with the control i bought...

[Fer]

Yes i installed the drivers for the wireless adapter and the controller. The control works fine on other games. But not on this game

[Dan]

Go to <path-to-game>\KellerGame\Config.

Open the PCKellerJoysticks.ini file with Notepad or other text editor.

Under the [Joystick0] section, set VendorID to 1118 and ProductID to 721.

Add UseXInput=true under the ProductID line.

Save the file and launch the game.

[McCrackenSkulls]

My xbox one codes changed. Add these under [Joystick0]

VendorID=1118
ProductID=733
UseXInput=true

works for me now

[GINGEEEEE]

tried this still cant get it working, does it have to be with the wire or the xb1 adapter?

[TheFinal1]

There used to be a program that would tell you what the vendorID and ProductID was but i cant remember it. I use an aferglow Xbox 360 controller and it has a different ID than my old aferglow. My new vendorID is 3695 and productID is 531
Ive had product IDs of 654 and 531. Here is where I got the info to set up my controller the first time
http://steamcommunity.com/app/15120/discussions/0/558746745536321865/

[Fer]

Originally posted by Abusive End:
I got this game working with the Xbox One controller both in wired(USB) and wireless(adapter) mode in Windows 10 Pro x64.
Edit the file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2\KellerGame\Config\PCKellerJoysticks.ini

At the top of the file, change the beginning of 'Joystick0' to have the following:
[Joystick0]
ProductName=XINPUT compatible HID device
VendorID=1118
ProductID=721
UseXInput=true

Explanation
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The product name of the Xbox One controller is "XINPUT compatible HID device".
Its vendor ID (as seen in device ID) in hexadecimal is 045E. Converted to decimal, that's 1118.
Its product ID (as seen in device ID) in hexadecimal is 02D1. Converted to decimal, that's 721.

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Thank you ! This Helped me get the Xbox One controller with wireless adapter working. My Product ID was 767. It didn't work with 721. Thank you very much. I'll share this information with others in need.

[BastardSword]

I just want to say for anyone in the future trying to fix this, the only thing that worked for me was using 767 instead of 721 for the product ID.

I used that usbdevices program to look up the hexadecimal numbers for my Xbox One controller, and once it was converted it gave me 721, but 721 wouldn't work. I tried 767 instead and it worked. Thanks Fer!

See below what I have at the top of my config file now, try it if nothing else seems to work. I have a black Xbox One controller connected to my pc by a USB cord thingy.

[Joystick0]
ProductName=XINPUT compatible HID device
VendorID=1118
ProductID=767
UseXInput=true

[didi]

i have tried what was posted above and i still cant get my Xbox 1 controller to work

my config files look like this

[Joystick0]
ProductName=XINPUT compatible HID device
VendorID=2341
ProductID=5768
Joy1=XboxTypeS_A
Joy2=XboxTypeS_B
Joy3=XboxTypeS_X
Joy4=XboxTypeS_Y
Joy5=XboxTypeS_RightShoulder
Joy6=XboxTypeS_LeftShoulder
Joy7=XboxTypeS_LeftThumbstick
Joy8=XboxTypeS_RightThumbstick
Joy9=XboxTypeS_Start
Joy10=XboxTypeS_Back
Joy11=
Joy12=
Joy13=
Joy14=
Joy15=
Joy16=
Axis_X=XboxTypeS_LeftX
Axis_Y=XboxTypeS_LeftY
Axis_Z=XboxTypeS_RightX
Axis_Rotation_X=
Axis_Rotation_Y=
Axis_Rotation_Z=XboxTypeS_RightY
Slider_0=XboxTypeS_RightTrigger
Slider_1=XboxTypeS_LeftTrigger
DPadUp=XboxTypeS_DPad_Up
DPadDown=XboxTypeS_DPad_Down
DPadLeft=XboxTypeS_DPad_Left
DPadRight=XboxTypeS_DPad_Right
UserXInput=true

[Tomicon83]

@didi Your Vendor ID is wrong if this is what you're using. All Xbox controller ID's are 1118, then the product ID maybe different.

[Tomicon83]

Originally posted by BastardSword:

I just want to say for anyone in the future trying to fix this, the only thing that worked for me was using 767 instead of 721 for the product ID.

I used that usbdevices program to look up the hexadecimal numbers for my Xbox One controller, and once it was converted it gave me 721, but 721 wouldn't work. I tried 767 instead and it worked. Thanks Fer!

See below what I have at the top of my config file now, try it if nothing else seems to work. I have a black Xbox One controller connected to my pc by a USB cord thingy.

[Joystick0]
ProductName=XINPUT compatible HID device
VendorID=1118
ProductID=767
UseXInput=true

Okay so, yours is wired. That's why the product ID would be different. I cannot get this to work with my wireless Xbox one controller. This is how my ini file looks.

[Joystick0]
ProductName=XINPUT compatible HID device
VendorID=1118
ProductID=742
UseXInput=true

[Tomicon83]

It's still not working btw. My wired Xbox 360 one worked fine after I made the changes, but for the life of me I cannot get my wireless official Xbox one controller to work. Quick question about that though. When I'm look at the Device name using the USBDeview program. I am supposed to be entering the numbers in the converter for the XBOX ACC Xbox Wireless Adapter for windows correct?

Edit: if not then what Am I supposed to look for please?

[Celes Raev]

Originally posted by TheFinal1:

There used to be a program that would tell you what the vendorID and ProductID was but i cant remember it. I use an aferglow Xbox 360 controller and it has a different ID than my old aferglow. My new vendorID is 3695 and productID is 531
Ive had product IDs of 654 and 531. Here is where I got the info to set up my controller the first time
http://steamcommunity.com/app/15120/discussions/0/558746745536321865/

To anyone trying to fix this still like me (just got Vegas 2), this post works perfect. The link leads you to a program called USBDeview that's good to have anyway. It shows the name of your device then the VID and PID in hex which can quickly be converted to deci by quickly googling a hex to deci converter. I plan to hold on to this program, that's a super useful tool to have anyway. I have a wired Titanfall 2 Xbox One controller so the name, VID, and PID were different from all the other ones in this discussion.

[Exali]

Originally posted by BastardSword:

I just want to say for anyone in the future trying to fix this, the only thing that worked for me was using 767 instead of 721 for the product ID.

I used that usbdevices program to look up the hexadecimal numbers for my Xbox One controller, and once it was converted it gave me 721, but 721 wouldn't work. I tried 767 instead and it worked. Thanks Fer!

See below what I have at the top of my config file now, try it if nothing else seems to work. I have a black Xbox One controller connected to my pc by a USB cord thingy.

[Joystick0]
ProductName=XINPUT compatible HID device
VendorID=1118
ProductID=767
UseXInput=true

This worked for me. I use a wired xbox one controller and now I can actually enable the in-game controller option. Thank you BastardSword

[Jacob]

[Joystick0]
ProductName=XBox Controller HID Minidriver, XID
VendorID=1118
ProductID=767
UseXInput=true

This worked for me using an XBox One controller that's supposed to be wireless, but is corded via USB since my OS has no native Bluetooth support.