Gopher360 VS node-interception

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

node-interception repo (intercept driver packaged for nodejs environment): https://github.com/Rami-Sabbagh/node-interception