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Xbox 360 Controller on the PC

vegeta_666vegeta_666 CanadaRegistered User regular
edited February 2007 in Games and Technology
Guys, I need some quick help with something. I want to use my 360 controller but I've heard somewhere that there are drivers better then official Windows ones.

For the life of me I just cannot find them, can anyone give me a quick link to these drivers?

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    CL4usVALCACL4usVALCA Registered User regular
    edited February 2007
    You can use these here. They are modifed XBCD drivers.

    http://matt-land.com/xbcd/

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    vegeta_666vegeta_666 CanadaRegistered User regular
    edited February 2007
    CL4usVALCA wrote:
    You can use these here. They are modifed XBCD drivers.

    http://matt-land.com/xbcd/

    I dunno if that is it but I'll try it out. :)

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    TzenTzen Registered User regular
    edited February 2007
    Is there anyway to make it so the analog triggers function like the PS2 analog buttons?

    For example, holding the trigger down partially is considered a separate button than holding the trigger down all the way?

    I have been wanting to play Metal Gear Solid 2, again, but the lack of analog buttons ruins a lot of the content.

    If it's possible with the XBOX360 controller, I want to buy one.

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    CL4usVALCACL4usVALCA Registered User regular
    edited February 2007
    I don't think you can make them function like that. They pretty much function like an axis. Same way as the stick axes.

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    SavedSaved Registered User regular
    edited February 2007
    has anyone figured out how to make force feedback work yet?

    oops just read that link posterd above

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    TzenTzen Registered User regular
    edited February 2007
    Does anyone know of a program that could map different levels of analog/slider input to different buttons or keys? JoyToKey can't. :(

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