That would make your character start to sprint (assuming SHIFT is for sprint).

So you can have it so that the SHIFT key gets held whenever you are tilting the joystick over 80% for example. If you create a Joystick Command (such as WASD for the directions), then you can add a TILTED ABOVE and/or TILTED BELOW assignment to go with it. This would be suitable for playing older games that arent wise enough yet to support control sticks/thumb sticks for movement so any key mappers able to do this? Jason41987 Pinnacle Game Profiler has this exact feature. Then from mid-way to full on should send the keystroke to move as well as the key required to be pressed to run. In many PC games since people are hell-bent on having only two speeds of movement, either walking slow, running fast, or doing nothing at all, the least these key mappers could do is allow different keystrokes depending on the position of the joystick.įor example, pushed from the deadzone to halfway to max should send the key to walk. However, theyre all missing one very useful feature. Viola!) Google for tutorials on this based on the game you want to play. (Usually you just change a 0 to a 1, then save the fle. Turning the analogue movement controls on isn't too hard. You have to tell a game without native controller support to switch from one to the other, but this is generally only possible if the game was also on consoles, resulting in some dormant code just sitting there in a config file where it resides in an 'off' state.

There are a number of alternative programs that offer many of the same.

Xpadder is program that turns a game pad into a keyboard and mouse. WASD is a digital (on/off) movement system, whereas controllers use analogue (on, off and everything in-between). If a game doesn't support a controller natively, then they assume you are using WASD. It's the developers fault for not adding native controller support. This would be suitable for playing older games that arent wise enough yet to support control sticks/thumb sticks for movement so any key mappers able to do this? Youd think this would be a no-brainer feature jason41987 It's not Xpadder or similar programs fault. For example, pushed from the deadzone to halfway to max should send the key to walk. In many PC games since people are hell-bent on having only two speeds of movement, either walking slow, running fast, or doing nothing at all, the least these key mappers could do is allow different keystrokes depending on the position of the joystick.

Xpadder vs pinnacle game profiler