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Remember to open those with administrator privileges when used with programs opened as administrator, or else the button presses won't register. | Remember to open those with administrator privileges when used with programs opened as administrator, or else the button presses won't register. | ||
;[https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro/releases AntiMicro]:Free and open-source alternative to Xpadder. Current versions are forked from an [https://emulationrealm.net/downloads/file/3374-antimicro-windows-64bit earlier version] by different people and under active development after the original developer quit due to online harassment. Arguably the best tool available out there for this task. Supports macros and a wide range of controllers (including the Xbox One controller) | ;[https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro/releases AntiMicro]: Free and open-source alternative to Xpadder. Current versions are forked from an [https://emulationrealm.net/downloads/file/3374-antimicro-windows-64bit earlier version] by different people and under active development after the original developer quit due to online harassment. Arguably the best tool available out there for this task. Supports macros and a wide range of controllers (including the Xbox One controller). | ||
;[http://ahkscript.org AutoHotKey]: One of the more powerful key scripting language tools available out there. You can for example map complex hotkeys (like Ctrl+Alt+Del) or sequences of hotkeys and/or keypresses (like the Konami Code) to a single key in your keyboard... or gamepad. It's like a scripting language on its own, which though simple may be too much effort for the average user. | |||
;[http://ahkscript.org AutoHotKey]:One of the more powerful key scripting language tools available out there. You can for example map complex hotkeys (like Ctrl+Alt+Del) or sequences of hotkeys and/or keypresses (like the Konami Code) to a single key in your keyboard... or gamepad. It's like a scripting language on its own, which though simple may be too much effort for the average user. | ;[https://inputmapper.com/downloads-beta/inputmapper InputMapper]: Project to support various console controllers in games, which started with the DualShock 4 and expanded to other controllers. | ||
; | ;[http://joytokey.net/en/ JoyToKey]: Shareware, but has a free version. Includes macros, a shift function (to map more keys than the number of buttons on the gamepad) and a turbo function for mashing keys quickly. | ||
;[http://joytokey.net/en/ JoyToKey]:Shareware, but has a free version. Includes macros, a shift function (to map more keys than the number of buttons on the gamepad) and a turbo function for mashing keys quickly. | ;[https://github.com/hifihedgehog/PadForge PadForge]: A modern, open-source input wrapper for Windows. It allows mapping controllers, keyboards, mice, and even MIDI devices to virtual Xbox 360, DualShock 4, or DirectInput controllers. It is a powerful alternative for users needing high customizability or support for non-standard peripherals, utilizing the ViGEmBus and vJoy drivers. | ||
;[https://xpadder.com/ Xpadder]: Has been freeware until version 5.3 when it went shareware. The original gamepad mapping utility, but a bit underwhelming compared to other alternatives. | |||
===Mouse injectors for emulators=== | ===Mouse injectors for emulators=== | ||