Gopher360 VS etterna

After some digging around and searching for "how to use the xbox controller as a keyboard and mouse" instead of how to use the controller with mtgo, I found an app called Gopher360 (https://github.com/Tylemagne/Gopher360). It requires you to know the windows hexadecimal value for key presses, which you can set in the INI file for Gopher360. Those can be found here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes

I hope some people find this useful, but I found a freeware utility called Gopher360. It allows any xbox360/one or Dual Sense(with InputMapper 1.5+) controller to be used as a mouse on a windows pc. This would allow someone to have a pc hooked up to a tv and not have to have a mousepad on the couch. It can be set to autostart when you start up the pc, and the mouse track speed can be adjusted on the fly. I have back problems, and sometimes I need to be able to lean back in my chair while I am on my computer and this way I can just grab my controller and not worry about the mouse.

Use gopher. https://github.com/Tylemagne/Gopher360

You can check this out. It maps mouse buttons and some shortcuts to your controller. https://github.com/Tylemagne/Gopher360

Something like this maybe would be helpful https://github.com/Tylemagne/Gopher360 , combined with x360ce to remap keys? Sadly I don't have the game to test.

You can use gopher360 https://github.com/Tylemagne/Gopher360/releases/tag/v0.989 It is pretty handy

I'm running `OpenSSL 1.1.1n`, which appears to be the correct version per https://github.com/etternagame/etterna/releases

Etterna - "Etterna is a community developed version of StepMania 5 specifically made with keyboard players in mind", another fork of stepmania 5, while it will support your sm5 charts, themes might make use of deprecated functions which are no longer supported.

Any good rhythm game fits all these criteria. Osu is easy to set up, though I’d personally recommend Stepmania (either Project OutFox or Etterna) which has better gameplay settings. If you have the patience to get it all set up, BMS is my favorite “difficult, yet rewarding” game out there.

I love playing a really difficult game to de-stress. Like Ikaruga or a hard song on Etterna, a free rhythm game. It takes so much of my attention that it sort of resets my stress levels and gives me some catharsis. They are also super short, so it can be done quickly if needed.