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Make sure to choose the device as vJoy Device and confirm it says connected.

Choose DirectInput for the Controller API.

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Choose the type of controller you want to use, either 'Wii U Pro Controller' or 'Wii U GamePad'.

Then open CEMU and goto the input settings.

Extract these text files into your CEMU controllerProfiles folder.

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Download controller profiles for CEMU > 1.9.0 (Also included in GitHub release zip).

Set it up so it has at least 18 Buttons, I set mine to 32.

Run the vJoy Configuration (Not necessary if you only plan on using vXBox).

Initial Setup (Updated to include vXBox images) Along the same lines, the sensitivity he has in the settings are invalid (negative values make no sense with how it is implemented and might even cause issues), but again since he is using the alternate method they have zero effect on the program. Also, changing your mouse sensitivity will only really have an effect with this experimental mode, not really on the normal mode. It doesn't get into details about anything, and while it recommends using the alternate mouse movement detection be aware that this is still experimental and already implemented slightly different from the version used in the video. It is incomplete, but for the most part it shows the initial process very well.

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BSoD Gaming made a video that shows how to set this up. The way this works shouldn't cause any actual issues, but still the file will be cleaner if you: make note your settings -> delete the file -> re-input your changes. Things have moved, and one section changed names ever so slightly. I highly recommend deleting your settings.ini file when upgrading to this version. Updated included ScpVBus, as the version I had was outdated, and probably 32bit.From this version on 64bit is required, this shouldn't' be an issue since CEMU already has that requirement.Added ability to save keylists, in pretty much the exact way CEMU lets you manage Controller Profiles.Allows me to more easily manage adding and/or changing the settings for the script.I believe I have finally fixed the controller profiles for the Wii U Pro Controller for both vJoy and vXbox.You can change the speed by setting and pressing the + and - keybinds.Keybinds work on the fly as you are moving. Added ability to adjust the walking speed, no longer set to 50%.This should make it easier to tweak and play with settings while testing. Added a Save button to the settings, so you can save and apply your settings without closing the window.Wheel keys can't be used to hold down buttons, since wheels don't send an UP keystroke like all the other keys.Added ability to map the mouse wheel to keys in the keylist helper.As i don't have analog joystick I cannot measure the autocenter pattern and speed of a real joystick to implement it. I am also thinking to implement a non-sticky non-linear autocenter function (very slow, then fast, then slow), which would allow to move your mouse above the desk to change the position. I have done another version of the script which allows setting the x and y sensitivity, and the autocenter speed. Please note that this was done to mimic the behavior of the mouse controlling TIE-Fighter. If you have any comments, drop me a line. There it is - advanced mouse to joystick script. My script allows using the mouse wheel as a throttle - 8 levels (that's what a single turn without lifting a finger on my mouse gives me), has autocenter - if you don't move mouse the joystick position gradually changes to 0,0, and a sticky corners (no autocenter if x or y axis is at the edge). It requires installed PPJoy, it has a very basic mouse to joystick script. GlovePIE 0.29 by Carl Kenner - this one does many things and allows scripting - so what I've done is a script for it. PPMouse v.0.2beta (also known as PPJoystick 0.2beta) by exec228 - has much more control than the previous one, has keyboard key based centering but is very hard to find ( a page on a Russian forum) and also performs awfully strange in the game.ģ. This is written by Deon van der Westhuysen.Ģ. PPJoy 0.83 internal PPJoyMouse - works ok, but does not have autocenter and thus makes targeting very tricky. There are some alternatives for mouse conversion.ġ. The essential you need is PPJoy - this provides virtual emulated joystick. And most of them did not do what I wanted. There turned out to be very few programs that could do something like this. So my main purpose was to mimic the mouse control of TIE-Fighter. I've always played TIE-Fighter with mouse and it was great but X-Wing Vs. mouse-joystick emulator) because I wanted to play some flightsims and only have digital joystick (prefect for arcades on MAME, but not with flight). I've been trying to find a good mouse to joystick converter (i.e.