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Ouh... That a hard topic.
You can find my code here that is based on some else code: https://github.com/EloiStree/XInputDotNet
To write is an other story... You can't write just by calling a windowfile.dll like for mouse and screen.
You need to create a fake controller using:
The tool is apparently created by "vXbox by vJoy".
And then use some wrapper like the following:
To interface the DLL.
(I am new to this weird situation. So feel free to correct me and don't take my word for trust.)
There are also a x360ce Library but I am not sure of how to use it or if it is free to use in the license therm.
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Just in case the GitHub are closed one day, I forked them here:
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Ouh... That a hard topic.
To read
You can find my code here that is based on some else code:
https://github.com/EloiStree/XInputDotNet
To Write
To write is an other story...
You can't write just by calling a windowfile.dll like for mouse and screen.
You need to create a fake controller using:
The tool is apparently created by "vXbox by vJoy".
And then use some wrapper like the following:
To interface the DLL.
(I am new to this weird situation. So feel free to correct me and don't take my word for trust.)
There are also a x360ce Library but I am not sure of how to use it or if it is free to use in the license therm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: