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What platform are you running on?
If your using Windows. We use XInput for joystick input, so none-xinput devices may not work out of the box (I have no idea what that adapter presents itself as in windows I'm afraid).
You can try this if you want:
https://github.com/x360ce/x360ce
That should allow other types of controllers to work
- Tim
Most pc controllers do not support xInput.
I'll see what I can do about adding some better directinput support, or allowing a toggle.
Thanks.
Thanks, I'll try tonight and let you know how it goes.
Also, I actually have TWO 4-port may flash adapters. Are you saying I am limited to 2 controllers per adapter?
If so would using 2 adapters with 2 controllers each work for a 4-player game?
That's the theory at any rate lol
They DO work now using the x360ce utility you posted.
the x360ce wasnt working for these controllers until this last patch.
Thanks for working on this. At least I can play the game now. :-)
You should put a sticky for that utility it works great now.