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I just tried it and it's working perfectly.
I'd still love an official remapping feature though.
Thanks for your comments. We are hard at work on the top priority bug fixes right now, but we'll consider controller remapping for a later update. Hope that you'll still be able to enjoy the game in the meantime.
Cheers,
The Game Bakers
Custom controls are a really important thing, really hope you'll add it in the future!
Thanks very much!
Meanwhile, if you have a DualShock 3 or DualShock 4 Playstation controller and don't mind a little bit of work, you can install SCP Toolkit to use it on your PC. While SCP Toolkit doesn't have a key remapping feature to boot, they do provide the source code to their driver and I was able to change it to swap the R1 and Circle key mappings so that I can parry with R1 and shoot/charge at the same time.
SCP Toolkit: https://github.com/nefarius/ScpToolkit/releases/tag/v1.6.238.16010
Install using ScpToolkit_Setup.exe and your controller should work.
Then download scpcontrol.dll from the below link and replace the one in the scptoolkit installation folder. Remember that the SCP DSx Service must not be running to be able to replace that dll. Start/stop services via startmenu->run(or search)->services.msc. Start the service or run ScpServer.exe (one or the other) to have the DS3/DS4 controller usable with the swapped buttons. Back up the old dll if you'd like to switch back to regular R1 and Circle mappings.
scpcontrol.dll for 32-bit Windows:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5T0Sa5H_f5KQ2tfVUsxRVViOWM
scpcontrol.dll for 64-bit Windows:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5T0Sa5H_f5KWnFlSDc5OG43aUU
If you'd like other remappings you'll have to download the source code provided in the scptoolkit link and build scpcontrol.dll yourself using Visual Studio 2015. The file to edit is BusDevice.cs. (Scroll down to the line "case DsModel.DS3:" or "case DsModel.DS4:" depending on your controller and it should be fairly obvious from there.)
hi man, sorry to disturb, I tried to follow your guide so that I could create my own spccontrol.dll in order to swap shoulder/trigger buttons, however I'm not sure how go about it. I open the busdevice.cs with VS2015, but after I edit the trigger/shoulder lines I am not sure how to create/build the spccontrol.dll. Could you help me out?