mouse2joystick_custom_CEMU VS Mouse-Movement-and-Buttons-to-Keyboard-Map

Same here!! Someone help us lol. I tried to run https://github.com/shauleiz/vJoy & https://github.com/CemuUser8/mouse2joystick_custom_CEMU/releases through crossover. No luck, but this could be the right path if we can get it to work. Would be crazy to emulate a switch game through Ryujinx and emulate a windows controller emulator through wine. Lots of emulation lol

I had that problem before and I fixed it with the following steps (Copied from the "non CEMU XInput use" section of this link but tweaked to be clearer and added missing steps):

I installed vJoy and set controller to 25 buttons (over the minimum 18 they state on the readme). After that, I downloaded mouse2joystick cemu settings from https://github.com/CemuUser8/mouse2joystick_custom_CEMU

Extract and run mouse2joystick for CEMU.

I had a hell of a time to. Because of the changes made to input profiles there seems to be no way to load the vjoy profiles because they are txt files, so what I did was use this auto hot key script: https://github.com/CemuUser8/mouse2joystick_custom_CEMU To help pick all my key settings. Note that mouse is LButton and RButton in the script when inputting those keys. Input your desired settings in the UI for the hockey script, save it as a profile, save the script, and then go back into Cemu. In Cemu, select either game pad or controller and the api should be direct input Vjoy device. Then, select your first input slot and use the hot key script key to activate vjoy (f1 by default) and go through each key. Mine was pretty buggy, so occasionally I’d get no input at first and then have to select a different input and switch back multiple times before it detected it properly but this was just an issue with cemu input settings. Then you can save the profile for later use. Enter a game and press f1 to activate the script and done.

https://github.com/CemuUser8/mouse2joystick_custom_CEMU I had to use vXBox Device method for cemu 1.26.1.

I've never used it but they have instructions for setting it up on non-CEMU emulators. https://github.com/CemuUser8/mouse2joystick_custom_CEMU

I remember using mouse and keyboard on BOTW (cemu) using "mouse2joystick". At the bottom it mentions how it should also work on other emulators other than cemu so check this out maybe

I've already tried running this dude's exe. which in theory would allow me to bind the X and Y axis of my mouse to 4 keys that can be bound to pitch and yaw in-game, but when I tried that method in free-flight the plane just noses down and crashes regardless of mouse movement.

There's an autohotkey script here that might get you a script you can modify to your specific needs