x360ce to ViGEm
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x360ce to ViGEm
About
VDX is a ViGEm Feeder Application designed to create a System-Wide XBox360 or DualShock 4 Gamepad.
Target Audience
- Windows 7 is the minimum OS version. Don't expect anything lower to be able to work
- This guide assumes you use the "legacy" (currently still stable) version 3.x of x360ce!
Prerequisites
- Setup ViGEm Bus Driver if you haven't already
- Download and Install
Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2017 - Download and Install all of x360ce required dependencies. A list can be found here
Download VDX and x360ce
- Please grab the appropriate build for your version of Windows. If in doubt, choose 32-Bit (x86) builds.
- Download the latest VDX application from here (select the highest version number for the latest edition)
- Download the latest x360ce application from here
How to use
It's not that hard. I swear!
Gather the files
Attention: Extract x360ce to its own folder and copy VDX into the same folder (e.g.
Downloads\x360ce). The only things that should be in this folder are the x360ce application (and any files it generates) and the VDX application. Do NOT copy these files into any game directories like you might be used to.
Configuring x360ce
- Open the x360ce_x64 application and create the DLL that it prompts you to.
- You will be prompted to search the internet for default settings. Press next and finish through the dialog.
- Configure your joystick controls.
- In some cases where VDX does not detect your controller, you may need to press the
autobutton in the bottom right of the application before you modify the controls. - Save and close out of x360ce
Enabling VDX
Open VDX and press connect
Troubleshooting
[Pad0] Misconfigured Device, check GUIDs Delete x360ce.ini and xinput1_3.dll from the application directory and relaunch x360ce - Windows 7 is the minimum OS version. Don't expect anything lower to be able to work
