If you downloaded the files from the source website above you do not have to do this step.

You will need a program such as WinRAR or 7-Zip to extract these files. It should be noted that both the 32-bit and 64-bit version is compressed with 7-zip as per our blogs conformance. Special notes on direct download archive. For those interested in a direct download without ever leaving this blog, we have created a link for you as well. The source website gives out the exe files directly with no requirement to extract anything.

So click here to go to the developer of the x360ce’s website. Our mission is to try to keep everything as secure as possible but not everyone on the internet shares the same values as we do. Download the software.įirst, we highly recommend that you download any binaries right from the source creator and not from some third-party blog like ours. The people which used the Chinese receiver blog will not because even though the receiver is a third-party controller most are hooking into it are still OEM Microsoft controller. For those who used my tutorial for zero delay controllers, The TigerGame Xbox Blog, or XBCD you will likely face this problem with a lot of PC games. Worse yet some games will completely ignore the fact you have a controller hooked up and only offer keyboard support for your game and that’s it. One of the biggest ones being that if you didn’t have an official Microsoft Controller then the game will not even let you continue past its the start screen. Depending on the gaming engine used this generated a series of problems. Devs were using versions 1.1 to 1.3 versions which simply ‘assumed’ the mapping of each button to that of a classic Xbox 360 joystick. Instead of using archaic and complicated hooks such as the original xinput.dll which is version 1.0. That’s exactly what developers started to do. Spelunky HD is just one of many games that assumes you are installing an Xbox 360 Controller and nothing else. Microsoft in particular made it very easy to port back and forth between Xbox and PC because everything relied on Direct X. Developers will branch out to other platforms to sell their games. But after the game has been released for a while. Thus as a developer, you begin to program your game to conform to the standards of that environment.

The highest place to sell your game unless it’s crazily complicated is typically the console environment. Common sense will tell developers will go to where the market is.

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