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x360ce, or Xbox 360 Controller Emulator, is a Windows utility that lets many gamepads, joysticks, wheels, and other controllers behave like an Xbox 360 controller. It is mainly used for PC games that support XInput controllers but do not properly recognize older or non-Xbox DirectInput devices. Older versions worked by placing configuration and DLL files inside a game folder, while version 4 uses a virtual Xbox 360 controller driver while the app keeps running. ...

...Windows sees your phone as a real Xbox 360 controller, making it instantly compatible with any game. Powered by WebRTC and WebSockets, it delivers ultra-low latency for a smooth gaming experience.

If you have an older or not supported game controller (gamepad, wheel, joystick, etc.), but XBox 360 controllers are supported you can use this software and enjoy gaming with your controller. XOutput is a software that can convert DirectInput into XInput. DirectInput data is read and sent to a virtual XInput (Xbox 360 Controller) device. XInput is the new standard game controller input on windows, and DirectInput can no longer be used with Universal Windows Platform software, but with this tool you can use DirectInput devices as well.

The program contains a C++ console application showing all connected XInput Controllers (e.g. Xbox 360 or Xbox One controller) and their battery status. A GUI, written in C#, displays the battery level of the controller of your choice in a tray icon. The GUI refreshes every ten seconds. If you do not like the design of the icons, you can simply replace them by your own version. The C++ programm uses the Xinput 1.4, so it should work fine with Windows 8, 8.1 and 10.

Create macros, control and simulate keyboard and mouse events with LUA scripts; also supports remapping of keyboard, game controller, and mouse events.