Controller doesn't work

[2 Girls 1 Kaze]

Well i'm using the x360ce controller emulator, to emulate a Xbox 360 controller, and it works on every game, old or new, no matter what engine or what bit version, 32 bit or 64 bit.

Any ideas how to fix it?

[Aeternalis the Abyssal Alchemist]

Did you try enabling NCI(Native Controller Input) in the game options? This usually fixes controller issues, but it also causes the game to crash after you Save&Quit.

[2 Girls 1 Kaze]

Originally posted by Null the Abyssal Alchemist:

Did you try enabling NCI(Native Controller Input) in the game options? This usually fixes controller issues, but it also causes the game to crash after you Save&Quit.

It is on, still nothing :\

[Jelly Sandwich]

What controller do you use?

[2 Girls 1 Kaze]

Originally posted by Snake of Alaska:

What controller do you use?

You might laugh, but, the original Play Station 2 controller,
but as i said, it works on everything with the x360ce emulator

[Kill LA Kill]

Copy paste from user with same experience

Correction, Controller detection still broken.
It's just the weird controller emulation of Steam, and it only seems to work in the menu.
The game still shows no connected controller.

Tested the GOG version, and it's running perfectly fine there.
So this seems to be more of a Steam issue rather than the game's fault (at least for me).

[stray_pengo]

Originally posted by 2 Girls 1 Kaze:

You might laugh, but, the original Play Station 2 controller,
but as i said, it works on everything with the x360ce emulator

Hey, another satisfied DualShock2 user here XD

As you may know, Unity Engine in general doesn't cope well with x360ce.

If you are not averted by the idea, Steam client's own controller support works wonders here. Just enable "generic controller support" in settings then define layout, and you should be good to go.

The effect will be global across anything launched from client though, unlike x360ce which works locally.

[2 Girls 1 Kaze]

Originally posted by stray_pengo:

Originally posted by 2 Girls 1 Kaze:

You might laugh, but, the original Play Station 2 controller,
but as i said, it works on everything with the x360ce emulator

Hey, another satisfied DualShock2 user here XD

As you may know, Unity Engine in general doesn't cope well with x360ce.

If you are not averted by the idea, Steam client's own controller support works wonders here. Just enable "generic controller support" in settings then define layout, and you should be good to go.

The effect will be global across anything launched from client though, unlike x360ce which works locally.

Holy poop, i didn't even know that was a thing! O.o
You're a life saver, thank you!
Valve, hire this guy!

[stray_pengo]

Originally posted by 2 Girls 1 Kaze:

You're a life saver, thank you!

np, glad to hear it worked for you.

BTW I think it also enables Windows desktop control by default which you may or may not like. If you don't, you can disable it by applying "disabled" template to the desktop control setting.

It's a really nifty feature with impressive compatibility rate. Enjoy!

Valve, hire this guy!

I'm open to offers XD

[Rivier]

Try contacting the devs https://teamcherry.com.au/contact/

I tried renaming xinput1_3 TO xinput1_4

STILL DOESN"T WORK

[NanoPi]

x360ce needs be configured to create 32-bit xinput9_1_0.dll

Unity Engine games tend to use xinput 9.1.0 when xbox 360 controller is supported