When you quit the game, the profile is stopped automatically too. So if you are playing a game without controller support on Steam Big Picture, then PGP will automatically kick in and apply the profile for that game so that it will allow you to use your gamepad. You can use the Steam Big Picture interface as normal and no profile will be active until you start your game and then PGP will detect the game that you are started and automatically apply the profile for that game. This is really useful if you are like me and have your games setup to launch through Steam Big Picture. The only of these 3 programs that has auto-detection for your games is PGP. It's called "Sniper Assist" in PGP and "Aim Assist" in Xpadder, but it's the same thing.
#Xpadder joystick sensitivity wsda how to
Xpadder lets you adjust the speed that it slows down, while I haven't figured out how to do that in PGP yet but it's probably somewhere that I just haven't found it yet. This is very important because otherwise it can be pretty tricky to aim properly in FPS games. Both Xpadder and PGP have this feature, but I think you can only setup 1 of these in Xpadder while in PGP you can setup 4 of them (not that you usually need 4, that would get kind of complicated).īoth Xpadder and PGP have a feature for aim assistance, this basically makes it so when you hold down a particular button that it will slow down the joystick speed so it makes it easier to aim. So you might have Skill 1-4 on A, B, X, Y buttons normally but then when you hold the left trigger shift button it will change them to Skill 5-8. So you might make your left trigger a shift button and then when you hold that left trigger the A, B, X, Y buttons will all change their assignments from what they were when you weren't holding down the left trigger.
This really is needed when you are trying to play an MMO like Guild Wars 2 because there are just tons of commands to map to the controller. Sort of like the double commands, a shift button is where you hold one button to change the assignments on all the other buttons. There is a slight delay on this while it waits to see if you press it twice, but it's pretty quick and can be adjusted for how long it waits. so instead of holding a button to do something else, you can set it up to be pressed twice quickly. PGP also has a version of these double commands that uses a single or double tap. Another thing I like to do is make it so that tapping a button will "crouch" but holding that button will "prone" instead. So for example you can tap a particular button to "reload" or you can hold that same button instead for it to "change fire mode".
#Xpadder joystick sensitivity wsda Pc
This is really useful when you are mapping a PC game to a gamepad because a lot of the time these games have more commands than you have buttons on your controller. you can setup your controller to do that with either Xpadder or PGP (but J2K cannot do this). Let's say you want to have a button do one thing when you tap the button and do something else when you hold it down.
Some of my games have profiles that feel exactly the same as they do when playing on my actual Xbox 360 console, so don't knock it until you try it. It works pretty well, but some games it works better for than others.
So in that way the game still thinks you are playing with the keyboard and mouse, but you are actually using your gamepad to emulate the keyboard/mouse instead. All of these program work on the basic concept of mapping keyboard and mouse signals to the gamepad.
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