Logitech Controller Instructions

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Nedragaard May 16, 2015 @ 5:37am

Ok, after spending all morning trying to get Double Dragon, Guilty Gear and Duck Tails to work with my old Logi-tech Dual Action Controller, I figured it out.

Step 1... close everything.

2... Download X360 from http://code.google.com/p/x360ce/downloads/list
this program will trick your computer into thinking you have a modern (360) controller plugged in.

3... Copy the x360 program into your steam folder,

4... Run the x360 program, and let it create the .dll files in your steam folder.

5... Copy the xinput1_3.dll file and paste it into the steam folder.

6... Rename the copied xinput file to: xinput1_2.dll

7... Use the x360 program to map out your controller. Just match the buttons on your controller to the picture of the xbox controller.

8... Copy all 4 of the x360 files from the steam folder and paste them in the game folder. For me, the game was Double Dragon, so the folder was D:\Steam\SteamApps\Common\DoubleDragon

9... Repeat step 7 for every game you are having a problem with.

10... Save and Close out x360

11... Open your Logitech configure program (if you don't have it, get it from logi-techs web site. It will allow you to map your controller buttons to any game that won't detect the controller. Simply tell the program what key you want each button to press. Ex: Start Button = Enter key.

12... Run Steam, and your game.

I know it's a lot of work, but if you are a tight-wad like me and don't want to buy a new controller, it's worth it.

I hope I helped you enjoy your games :)

Sry, I only know English :(

Last edited by Nedragaard; May 16, 2015 @ 8:14am

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