Xpadder Forum

This is the late-2015 Hori Fighting Commander that is compatible with PS3, PS4, and PC (via XInput). There are two possible shoulder button mappings, determined by a switch, so the shoulder buttons here are unspecific. https://i.imgur.com/ggYdtDJ.png BMP download (Mediafire) ( crossposted to PlaySta...

This is the late-2015 Hori Fighting Commander that is compatible with PS3, PS4, and PC (via XInput). There are two possible shoulder button mappings, determined by a switch, so the shoulder buttons here are unspecific. https://i.imgur.com/ggYdtDJ.png BMP download (Mediafire) ( crossposted to PC foru...

A friend gifted me one of these so I made an Xpadder image the other day. Made sure to make the transparent edges ultra-clean. Thought about making one with floating shoulder buttons but couldn't find a good enough photo of them. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/18945701/8BITDO%20NES30.bmp https:...

It would be really neat if Xpadder could do this but yeah, it seems outside its remit.

Anyway, I have heard that KeyTweak is a good keyboard remapping program: https://www.google.com/search?q=KeyTweak

I use the tray icon heavily, for the reasons Terra Branford described. I have Xpadder running 90% of the time because I use a wireless PS3 controller from the bedroom (away from the PC) to play movies and such on a TV. If there was no tray option I would not leave Xpadder open so often, and it would...

Just noticed something interesting. I'm playing BioShock 2 with Xpadder and the camera rotation seems pleasantly smooth... unless I move my actual mouse. If I do that even just once Xpadder's movement becomes terribly jerky until I reload my savegame. Then it becomes smooth again, until I bump my mo...

Hi, I've been out of commission with work and computer problems. Haven't had much progress on the 60 fps vidcap front, I'll try Fraps next. Just popping in to note that the problem is much more pronounced in certain games. In my experience it was not very noticeable in ZDoom, so that may be a poor t...

Thank you for the info re: Xpadder's workings. I'm not sure I suggested there was a conflict between the real mouse and Xpadder. What I do notice is that Windows mouse sensitivity absolutely affects Xpadder's mouse cursor speed. Given the info in your most recent reply, I guess that is because that ...

MS Sidewinder X5, Windows sensitivity 5 notches from top w/o accel: Second:0 Moves: 365 Checks: 4,087,323 Second:1 Moves: 500 Checks: 3,992,544 Second:2 Moves: 500 Checks: 4,094,454 Second:3 Moves: 500 Checks: 3,724,786 Second:4 Moves: 500 Checks: 4,043,669 Second:5 Moves: 477 Checks: 3,863,986 Seco...

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I'm sure I don't understand the inner workings perfectly but it's helpful to have the curtain pulled aside. In case it's helpful, I use a Microsoft Sidewinder X5 mouse with the standard MS driver in Win7 x64. Driver sensitivity is the 5th notch from the highest, ...

1920x1080 at 60 Hz, and 10 or so is the last Xpadder mouse speed setting that seems to pass over every pixel when then the analog stick is fully tilted. At 12 it starts to skip a little. Note that this doesn't necessarily mean a first-person game camera would exhibit jerkiness at this Xpadder speed ...

It occurs on the desktop.I think it's simply caused by the mouse emulation, when set fast enough, moving the cursor too far each frame. If you then move the cursor across the desktop you can observe it moving in evenly spaced and timed skips instead of smoothly. This manifests as jerky turning in fi...

I know what you refer to. I've found that it becomes most noticeable when I crank up the mouse speed in Xpadder. You may be able to minimize the effect if you turn down the emulated mouse speed in Xpadder and then compensate by turning up mouse speed via the in-game menus of the game you're trying t...