antimicro VS GlosSI

If you're wondering how to do it yourself, I use Antimicro to map controller inputs to keyboard keys. (green to A, Orange to K, everything follows in between, and strum to L)

Read in the comment section where VR and controller was discussed: "What I do is use AntiMicro: https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro/releases , which allows you to map keyboard inputs to your controller, instead of using the games controller input. This way, you can map one button on your controller that when held, activates another mapped set for the controller allowing you to use keyboard hotkeys. It also makes it easier to switch between using your control and the keyboard." So if there is a way to use the controllers maybe it could work.

AntiMicro

There is no native support for controllers for this game. However, you may use the program Antimicro to enable support for controllers, although I only tested with an Xbox 360, but theoretically it should work with others.

Par ici -> https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro/releases

bind it to a key combo alt space?) and use a program to fire that combo on joy press (like voiceattack or antimicro https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro/releases/tag/2.24-final )

To play with a controller, you'll have to use another program. I suggest antimicro found at https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro. It hasn't been updated for almost seven years, but it still works for me.

Try installing glossi on your host system and running it though that https://github.com/Alia5/GlosSI

GlosSI

If it’s a “non-steam” game, like Diablo IV, I use https://github.com/Alia5/GlosSI to act as the non-steam game for the launcher.

Download GlosSI installer from https://github.com/Alia5/GlosSI (when asked to during installation, install ViGEM driver as well)

Check out GloSI and it's Playnite extension, might be easier to assign input per game from Playnite

There are apps that act as middleware between Steam and these 3rd party launchers that can help. I use GlosSI.

You simply can't because there are no Drivers for it and Steam.exe is acting like the driver itself so that even projects like https://github.com/Alia5/GlosSI are piggybacking on Steam.exe's existence. You may try combining that GlosSI + SteamCMD (command line version) for a minimal impact on your system but you can't avoid installing Steam.

Now I assume you are running it through steam to make use of steam input. The workaround to run the launcher independently and still use steam input is to use glossi . Here’s a YouTube video on how to set it up: youtube .