However, the configuration file is obviously not designed for a Dual Shock 3 controller and it is impossible to remap the controls by hand (the four shape buttons keep changing their inputs! It's so weird I would remap circle to 'button #' and press circle again and it would register as triangle or something else!). This package, against all others, does work in game insomuch that the controls are different. I'm not sure that is possible given how user unfriendly the software is though. Ideally, if someone knows how to create controller mapping profiles for the SCP program, that would solve the problem instantly. I have tried:Ģ) Different versions of xinput1_3.dll (and all the other xinput.dlls x360ce allows me to use) with different versions of x360ceģ) Every recommended x360ce.ini modification to the dataĤ) Addition of the hookinput data to a x360ce.gdb

That is, I can remap all the controls using the x360ce application, save my profile in the x360ce.ini file, and regardless of these settings Dark Souls 2 does not recognize the different mappings. x360ce's latest version recognizes my controller and allows me to map the controls but they are never recognized by Dark Souls 2. I have tried exhaustively trying to get x360ce to work. Dark Souls 2 however has a terrible issue in that the controls in-game are not remappable for game pads. I've installed the SCP Xinput Wrapper () which successfully recognizes and runs the dual shock 3 controller in all the applications I've used it for. Motioninjoy causes frequent BSODs for this particular laptop. I'm trying to get my dual shock 3 to work without using MotioninJoy (or their drivers).

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