To all the people who are making false claims!

For the record under law, saying something works, providing zero explaination how they got it to work, is making a false claim Why do people make the claim that people have tried to help me (when none was given) and then complaining that I didn't take the help that was never offered? And say i am not listening?

I have been at this for going on a little over 9 hours now. And all I get is the same line of BS from teh same people,over and over.

So far not one of you has biothered to help me (You can thinnk you have but you really have not) if people really wanted to help then go back and count the number of times i have asked how you use either of the 2 programs mentioned, to map the buttons to the controller using either of them?

All people keep saying is either

"It works"

OR

You need to map the buttons

I know I need to use a program and I know the buttons need to be mapped.

So why do people keep telling me to do something i already know?

What gets me is how many of you totally ignored the fact of me asking how to you map teh buttons to the controller using the program?

Until these buttons get mapped the controller is useless, And until someoen goes through and explains teh exact process on how to go abouot mapping the buttons using the program, Then I not only have a dead controller that cannot be used, but i also have 2 programs that obviously can't be used to do what people said they can do, but on top of all that, I still have people that are at this point blatenet liars about using something that cannnot be used.

If you people are claiming you used the 360 controller on the PC then that means You people somehow were able to map the buttons using the program. So the issue here is why can't someone explain how to me the way tehy used the program in order to get teh buttons mapped so that they can use the controller on the PC?

No explainations on how to use a program that is being recommended or needed means that the people who can't explain how to usee the program to map the buttons to teh controller, have never used the 360 controller on the PC themselves.

i'll answer you're question about this topic when you can answer me Why out of the 50 plus responses to this, why can't anyone explain how they used the program in order to get the buttons mapped to the controller?

You have a blog to whine about how much people in the 360 forums don't help you and only troll. Didn't your mother ever teach you anything?

You just need to relax and stop complaining because someone doesn't tell you how to do something. Don't create a whole other topic and accuse them of lying. Using your 360 controller on the computer is possbily. Instead of relying on someone else to tell you to do it, why not Google it and learn yourself.

I lost you sorry

This is the deal have you ever used you're 360 contrller on the PC? If no then ignore the rest of this reply but if YES then read below?

There are 2 programs that at least 12 people here said can be used to enable a 360 controller to be used on the PC for ANY game (not just the games that come with joystick support

In order for the 360 controller to be able to be used on the PC, It is advisable to use Windows XP and not Vita. Anyway you need to have you're 360 controller connected to you're PC using the correct software and or the proper connection.

I wireless 360 controller needs a device

A wired controller only needs the usb port in your computer. (I have a wired controller, and I am using windows XP)

You then need the drivers for the controller in order to have the computer read the controller

After you download and install the software you need to calibrate the controller, then you need to test the buttons and make sure the guide button is lit up green on the upper left half circle. Ok all of that is all well and good

In order for you to use the controller in a game you need to map/assign the buttons using a program either xpadder or joytokey (joytokey is recommended over xpadder)

Now this is where the problem stems from:

I can't use my controller on my PC becaus I don't have the buttons mapped (And everyone who read my topics and replies know this)

However I can't map the buttons because I have no idea how, and so far not one person who said to use this program or has used them can or has or is willing explain how you go about mapping the buttons. I have been at this for over 9 hours now and I still have yet to use my 360 controller on my PC, now people are acting surprised

That is the problem

Well, I just tried out xpadder with this other usb gamepad I have (don't have a wired xbox controller to try). Did you go through the 'controller settings' to create a layout of the buttons on your controller? I'm guessing you have, but I'm just making sure.

After creating that layout and closing the 'controller settings' window, you should be back at the main xpadder window and it should have that layout on screen that you just created (and there's numbers 1,2,3, and 4 on the lower right of the window). If you click on any of the buttons in that layout, it will bring up a keyboard/mouse picture. There you click the keyboard button you want to map to the controller button you clicked on.

Like I said I just tried it with a USB controller I had and it worked perfectly in Unreal Tournament 3.

NO I DID NOT MAP THE BUTTONS OR CREATE A LAYOUT BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW HOW

NO I DID NOT MAP THE BUTTONS OR CREATE A LAYOUT BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW HOW

DO YOU PEOPLE FRIGGING UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM NOW I AM HAVING.

Problem is u have some anger-management issues, blaming others for your own ignorance can't be healthy.

Can't a moderator close this idiot down?

I'm locking this one (and the myriad others) up.

To the topic creator:

If you are going to ask for help on a particular issue, please remember to do so respectfully, and abiding by the forum rules. Trolling/flaming the users you want to get help from isn't a particularly good idea. Thank you for understanding.