UCR VS XOutput

https://github.com/Snoothy/UCRhttps://github.com/ViGEm

You might need to use something like Universal Control Remapper to invert the axis on an OS level. I don't believe the game has a way to do so. If the driver software for that supports it, that's likely a better solution.

UCR - i think also supports ds4 output.

Ahh, no, sorry, I missed that. To combine your analog stick and keyboard buttons into a single emulated Xbox controller, the only thing I can think of would be UCR https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

Now download and install UCR from here (actual download-link here if you're unfamiliar with github pages).

Had to use this: https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

If you wonder how I used the Hotas , I used UCR : Universal Control Remaper Software, you can download it on github. https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

For the pedals I use UCR to combine two pedals into one: https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

The other option is the slightly more complicated Universal Control Remapper (by Snoothy and evilC).

Xoutput - is maybe the simplest but x360 only.

I've been playing with using XOutput + HidHide to cause Windows to see the the ALP controls as an Xbox controller instead of the generic device it normally appears as, and it seemed to significantly improve the input latency in FX. But there are other downsides and quirks that it causes, including problems actually launching the ball in some of the FX tables, so it might also end up being a non-starter.

I’m using this as a hub for mainly a GameCube emulator and those controllers do not have Xinput so it wont work in Playnite. I used this to map the controller to XInput and then added an extra line in the Launch Playnite.bat file to also open XOutput on startup

Does your ipac have a dinput mode? If so, xoutput may work https://github.com/csutorasa/XOutput/issues/210

I know a fair number of people would like to be able to use their HOTAS with NMS (plenty pancake players, not just VR players who dislike the virtual HOTAS we get). A problem for PC VR players, though, is that any solution might leave you stuck with the HOTAS for all play and that wouldn't be so great. But I've seen a couple of people in other subs say that they use XOutput for this and that it lets them switch seamlessly between HOTAS and motion controllers, detecting when they put one device down and pick up the other.