[Hackkz]

I recently started using EDuke and i wanted to run my 360 controller to play duke nukem but the control settings are all messed up and is not reading the controller at all I was wondering if there is like a patch or something to make it work (Drivers are correct and controller is installed right)

[Spirrwell]

Hackkz, on 03 April 2011 - 11:18 PM, said:

I recently started using EDuke and i wanted to run my 360 controller to play duke nukem but the control settings are all messed up and is not reading the controller at all I was wondering if there is like a patch or something to make it work (Drivers are correct and controller is installed right)

If the drivers were installed right, then it should work like any ordinary controller. You'd probably be better off asking other people here, but do note that if you're plugging in a wireless Xbox 360 controller with it's charger, it will not work, they aren't designed to work. If you have a wired controller and it still won't work, make sure you have your Xbox 360 unplugged, assuming you have one, it'd be kind of stupid to have the controller and not the console... Anyway, I've never used a wired controller, but I would guess that it could be possible for the Xbox 360 to interfere, but I'm not sure.

If you have a wired controller and nothing works, then your best bet is to reinstall the drivers, but test it with another game first. If it works with another game, then look to the other guys here for eduke32 specific help, because in that case it's a eduke32 software issue, which I've never used a controller with it before.

[fgsfds]

I think he said that the main problem is the broken joystick settings menu. Because of this it's impossible to configure buttons and axes and make gamepad work properly.

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