I've mapped out most of the possible buttons that could be used and found which buttons do what, where they are located, and assigned the keys for the controller.įor instance: plug in your XBox controller, open up JoyToKey, click on the others tab on the right, make sure all the check boxes are checked and set the analog stick sensitivity to 25%-50% (makes it easier to use if you are going to use it). I've been using it with a couple of games: Final Fantasy V and Resident Evil on BYOND. It basically allows you to take an external controller such as a joy stick or other game controllers (in this case, an XBox360 controller) and allows you to create inputs for the keys that you would normally use on the keyboard. 15 for up, -15 for down.Īnd if you feel the need, bring up your On-Screen Keyboard on your PC to type from there I'll be doing that occasionally if I want to kick back.So I have been messing around with a program called JoyToKey: Mouse wheel settings can be found in the same Mouse tab by using the 'Wheel Rotation' settings. If you want to use your left click and right click, associate them with one of your macros To assign left click, choose the controller button you want, and in the Keyboard tab under 'Assign Special Keys' choose Mouse L-click then click Assignįor right click, choose Mouse R-Click and Assign I put all of mine of 15 or -15 respectfully according to up/down/left/right. On Stick1 go to the 'Mouse Tab' and put cursor movement. JoyToKey enables you to control any softwares (e.g. Don't feel like getting up to spend that 5 AP or up yours skills? Here, have a mouse! If You're Extra Lazy, Like Me I started going out on JoyToKey and found a neat little thing for lazy people like me. I'll confirm settings tomorrow on my better rig. I am having issues with going left, but it might just be me. if you connect your controller to the steam deck, you have the option to change the connected controllers sensitivity. Recalibrate the center In case the stick input remains in pressed state. I am currently testing this on a Pants-On-Head, Potato Edition PC. the only issue im having is that the steam deck doesnt seem to have an option to adjust its own joystick sensitivity. My stick input is too sensitive (or my cursor automatically moves). Mine isĪssociated profile is whatever you made your profile name to be. To do this in JoyToKey Settings > Associate profile with applications:Īpplication name can be whatever you wishĪpplication Path is the direct path to your MapleLegends. joystick property from Windows control panel (or JoyToKey menu: Settings -> Configuration joysticks -> Configure Game Controller Property). You will need to associate the profile with MapleLegends. Copy and paste the following, save and exit notepad:īack in JoyToKey, you can set up the buttons however you wish. In the sample screenshot below, key-assignments will rotate like this whenever a button is pressed. In the File Folder find your MapleLegends.cfg and open with Notepad. Starting from 5.0 version, JoyToKey allows you to assign two or three sets of key-assignments for a single button, and switch among them in several ways. So File > Exit or close it from your task manager. Go to File > Open File Folder in ExplorerĬlose completely out of JoyToKey. You can name your file whatever you want, but for the tutorial I'll use this. Once you have that open, click File > New > MapleLegends > Ok For some reason PS controllers seem to be fitted better for JoyToKey, but for those having issues with your Xbox controller, here ya go!įirst of all, if you want to know how to set up your 360 controller so you can use it in Maple, you'll need a program called JoyToKey, I used the Free version. When you type from keyboard, you can control between small letters and capital letters by pressing SHIFT key. It worked perfectly for me, and I'm guessing there are others out their having the same issue. Digging around a bit I found that the config file for the JoyToKey game profile needed to be tweeked a bit. It worked on GMS, Isaac, Chrome, everything else. My Xbox 360 Controller simply WOULD NOT work on MapleLegends. I asked around and everyone else's seemed to work just fine.

JoyToKey With 360 ControllerFor a while I was unable to get my controller to work in-game.

Joytokey joystick sensitivity