Not-working controller FIX ( using x360ce )

[Tyberi]

After last update I've noticed my controller doesn't work anymore. I use X360ce to emulate my gamepad to being detected as x360 pad.

Here's how I fixed the problem:
First of all - as far as I remember Rocket League had only win32 folder in Binaries in main directior. That changed until last patch or I simply didn't notice that change before until my gamepad stopped working.

There's new folder - Win64. I assume most of you got 64bit systems as I do, so now the game starts from that folder, not Win32 anymore. That had to be main reason why my gamepad doesn't work anymore.

I fixed the problem by downloading 64bit version of X360ce and doing exacly the game as you normally do with 32bit version, put it in the folder, create new configuration for your gamepad, save the configuration and run the game.

It worked.

So for those who use X360ce to use your game controllers in RL, you have to download 64bit version and put it in rocketleague/Binaries/Win64

In my case it solved the problem with not working controller after last patch on a first try.

[quickER 🛠]

Also Win32 (Directx 9 version) is still a thing but you need to type launch command in Steam: -dx9

Open Steam
Right-click Rocket League, select Properties
Choose Select Launch Options under the General tab
Paste in -dx9, select OK
Start Rocket League

Win64 is now by default as Directx 11 version.

[Tyberi]

^ also good to know ^

[Commandaguy]

Did you have to modify any settings to get it to work after the update? I haven't played since before it and mine isn't working in Rocket League, even after re-downloading everything.

[kjrbyr]

change XYZ to ZYX

[Tyberi]

Originally posted by Commandaguy:

Did you have to modify any settings to get it to work after the update? I haven't played since before it and mine isn't working in Rocket League, even after re-downloading everything.

My controller still works exacly the same.
I didn't have to touch any controller / xc360 things since I set it exacly like I wrote above.

But what I wrote is one method ( if you want to play Win64 / DirectX 11 version )
What quickBR wrote is another method ( if you want to play Win32 / DirectX 9 version )

If you do both - none will work since you putting xc360 into Win64 binaries and then you force the game to use Win32 binaries instead. That will result in not working controller (unless you got xc360 in 32-bit version in Win32 binaries folder)