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If this does not work 3rd party programs work great (although its very unprofessional of a company to force people to use them)
I personally use Xpadder.
Remote? I'm unsure, I don't actually own a console... but if you mean controller, then yes... though, if it's an official PS3 controller, then you'd need to get the correct drivers for it and whatnot before running the emulator. ( Even if it's not an official PS3 controller, you obviously need drivers, but I find it easier to install drivers for other controllers than a PS3 controller. )
That's assuming you've never used it on the computer before and that it's an official PS3 controller. If you have already done the drivers bit or don't have an official PS3 controller then you should ignore my next few comments and just get to x360ce already.
If you havn't then there are multiple ways to get drivers for the official PS3 controller on the computer. The way I read about a while back was using MotionInJoy: http://www.motioninjoy.com/
I'm sure there are countless other ways to do it, though.
NOTE: MotionInJoy may be able to emulate an Xbox controller, so you may not even need x360ce... I forget though, so this data may not be relevant. I obviously don't use a PS3 controller, but I rememeber reading into it anyway, because I almost bought a seventy dollar controller (PS3 Controller) that I'd need MotionInJoy for.
Yes, Xpadder is a very handy program...
I tend to use it when a game doesn't recognize my controller, isn't setup for a controller, or won't recognize x360ce.
I tried JoyToKey a while back, but it didn't seem as intuitive. Honestly, I don't know what button is button twelve off the top of my head... and some controllers are different than others... so Xpadder became my choice when I was looking at third party key mapping programs.
I use it for a LOT as well. have for YEARS now and I have never had a single issue with it. JoyToKey I found was just not handy. I like to make super easy key maps depending on what I am playing and that is much easier to do with Xpadder
I think the fellow who made it is very well justified in charging for it. It is extremely handy and I havn't ever had a problem with it either. I'd recommend to to anyone looking for a key to joy mapping utility.
I 100% agree! This program you posted tho, I find might be more handy as I can just write something to open one then the other automatically instead of having to run Xpadder every time, then load up what mapping for what game XD
In fact, you don't even need to run x360ce every time. Just the once will do it. If it works for the game you set it to, then you could even delete the executable, because all it did was add a few files to the game.
After that and from then on, you just simply need to plug in your controller first and then start the game second.
You sir. just made my day!!!
Haha! Good to hear and I'm glad I could help.
If you run into any problems, let me know and I'll try to help to the best of my abilities.
You're very welcome.
Yeah, I saw a few posts already on the subject of how to get a controller to work with the game when it isn't an Xbox controller, so I've renamed my post to make it more to the point as to what it does and I responded to those posts. Sometimes, I guess people would rather ask and hope for information that search for the information.
Though, maybe it's best if I don't assume why they didn't notice this post.