[B]Hi everyone! I just got into Rust, and I'm thinking about playing it on my TV with a Xbox 360 controller. Thing is, I find no way to replace the keys in the input menu in Rust to my Xbox 360 controller.[/B]
The buttons work just fine in the main menu, and I can set any button to a key with the Xbox controller only by pressing one of the buttons on it when it asks for it, but I can't get any of the joysticks to work. That's an issue, because I can't move because of it. Is there some kind of built-in controller support, or am I just going to have to give up? Right now it feels pretty buggy, and it glitches around when I try to use it any where in Rust. Thanks in advance.
~Henriko
theres programs that allow you todo this. Whether they are EAC safe is another story...
[QUOTE=Junx;50594087]theres programs that allow you todo this. Whether they are EAC safe is another story...[/QUOTE]
[URL="http://www.xpadder.com"]Xpadder[/URL] is pretty good, it just maps the buttons to keys.
[QUOTE=FlakTheMighty;50594093][URL="http://www.xpadder.com"]Xpadder[/URL] is pretty good, it just maps the buttons to keys.[/QUOTE]
Yup thats the one. It allows you to make the joysticks emulate mouse movement too.
It's unlikely to work for several reasons:
First and foremost [url]https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1523611&p=50550063&viewfull=1#post50550063[/url] mouse emulation is blocked entirely, even when streaming.
Second: xbox controllers suck ass against m&kb. Steam controllers are alright, when you're well practiced you can definitely hold your own. With an xbox controller you'll just get hosed. PC games don't have aim assist.
You can fire off a support ticket here [url]http://support.facepunchstudios.com/[/url] to bitch about it and maybe they'll get around to it sooner.
Best of luck.
steam controllers had some minimal success ages back, but as far as i know they are blocked now, so i wouldn't be too optimistic about finding anything that will allow you to use an xbox controller.
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