#Minecraft xpadder profile Ps4#
#Minecraft xpadder profile download#

Sensibly, as you guys said, official controller support should be included in some fashion by the time the game launches. Very easy to share profiles from it, though of course even powerful programs like that one have their limitations. Thank you for this! I was hoping to post something similar myself after taking part in this upcoming week's playtest (and getting proper time to test it out I had to miss the last many tests due to my schedule.) I use xpadder as well - for those couple very rare games (of this style) that don't come with native controller support.

If you having trouble with anything just ask me and ill do my best to help, and if you need help with installing or set up don't hesitate to ask.

Here is a virus scan for it for the careful ones :squire. This gonna be our solution until they come out with an official controller support. You can change the buttons layout to your liking, change the analog speed and everything.

#Minecraft xpadder profile download#

I uploaded everythin.g in one '.rar' file, all you have to do is download and upload the profile and you are good to go and here is a picture of the final project

#Minecraft xpadder profile Ps4#

I set it up for PS4 controller but you can use it for any other controller. Maybe I will, later on.I know that a lot of counselors like me, cant or wont play DD2 without a controller because for us its almost impossible and we been whinging for it but the team is busy with more important stuff to do, so i figured i make a new profile for myself and my peeps using Xppader. My wireless controller is only there for backup, and thus far I haven't really tried it. I almost always use the wired one, because I'm too lazy/not inclined enough to always recharge batteries. I actually have both a wired and a wireless XBOX 360 controller for PC. It's no good for the rest of the game though, except for flying the heli but I can do that just as well (or badly) with kb+m. I can use kb+m, but I find the card easier to control with the gamepad. In addition, I use the controller for driving in GTA. And it's possible to switch at will in de games I've played so far.

I always have it near in case my son wakes up, it's not very easy to use kb+m while nursing, but it's no problem with the controller. I do use the controller in other games sometimes. Not a whole lot, but enough for me to give up quickly aka within 5 minutes.įrom what I've read, it's because I use a wireless controller and that isn't a good match for Minecraft. I forgot about it, since I very rarely use the analogue, if I do play anything with the gamepad.įor completeness, my current setup (which still can be optimized of course is:Įdin ElDi wrote: I have tried that, but there was some delay between the input and the output.

Hold up, I just realized could map some of the hotbar-keys to the analogue-joystick. It's an interesting experience playing with the gamepad, but ultimately this is only going to be of interest for the real gamepad-enthusiast, and probably only for the singleplayer-survival mode. You'll have to prepare your inventory, and then cycle through the hotbar slots. mousewheel up + down), jumping as well as placing + destroying stuff.īut limitations are quickly felt, in that there are simply not many other hotbar-slots 'left' to map on the gamepad. With the setup here, the movement keys (W, S, A, D + mouse) are covered, opening/manipulating the inventory, scrolling up & down the hotbar items (a.k.a. You can map various keyboard-buttons, to each gamepad-component. One tool that can help here is 'Xpadder', which seems to work just fine for me.

Not that I am really intending to play much with the controller, but just as an experiment. Anybody have any experience with using gamepads in Minecraft ? I just wanted to see whether I was able to configure my XBOX (360) controller for PC, for use with the game.