Since the axis in QJoyPad are always one greater than in jstest-gtk, axis 0 corresponds to axis 1, and axis one corresponds to axis 2. When I move it up and down, axis 1 moves. When I move the joystick sideways, axis 0 moves. To do this, I would open the jstest-gtk application from the Unity Dash, double-click my controller and move the left joystick about to see which axis it corresponds to. You can then use the jstest-gtk tool to find which axis or button you need to assign to whatever key you want.įor example, say I want to assign the left joystick to the AWSD keys for movement. To open a new layout, press ‘ Add‘, and then name it. Left click the game pad to enter the layout editor. Here are the basics: QJoyPad layout editor You can then use it to bind individual bits of your controller to their corresponding actions on the keyboard or mouse. It will show up as a small window with an old-looking gamepad inside it. Once installed the tool can be launched from the command line using: A bit of Googling should help, as might these out-dated. QJoyPad is a bit of a pain to get running under Ubuntu. If you don’t fancy the idea of writing your own scripts you can use QJoyPad, a graphical option for doing this. For instance, here’s one I prepared earlier for Minecraft. While writing these files is beyond the scope of this tutorial, you can find more information here and you can also find many of these scripts around the web. However, for games which don’t support controller input, you can still use xboxdrv with the – -config option to map the keys and analog sticks on your gamepad to your mouse and keyboard, like so: That is pretty much it, and the new driver will work with games which support gamepads, like SuperTuxKart and Steam games like Portal. The – -silent option prevents the driver from outputting an extreme amount of information about of information about your gamepad. Finally, connect your gamepad and run the new driver from the command line. Or, for a less permanent way, you can issue the following command in terminal, so you can disable it immediately and avoid rebooting after modifying nf.ģ. To permanently disable the driver from being loaded open a terminal and enter the following command: gksu gedit /etc/modprobe/nfĪdd the following line to the end of the file to permanently disable the driver from being loaded: Next, you need to disable the xpad driver. You can read more about compatibility at the xboxdrv website, and if you’re having problems with the driver included in Ubuntu by default, then you can always try upgrading to this version.Ģ.
#Xbox 360 wireless receiver driver linux install#
Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get install xboxdrv
Since support for my Logitech controller was only added in xboxdrv 0.8.5, not the 0.8.4 available by default in Ubuntu 13.04, I installed xboxdrv from its PPA. It fully supports most Xbox controllers, more specifically “Xbox1 gamepads, Xbox360 USB gamepads and Xbox360 wireless gamepads, both first and third-party”, like the Logitech F710 which I’m going to be using in this tutorial.ġ. Xboxdrv is a “Xbox/Xbox360 gamepad driver for Linux that works in userspace”, a more reliable bridge between the OS and the gamepad.
And while it works well for some – you don’t need to pay attention to this post if that includes you – there are those for whom it doesn’t. The default xpad driver has been a source of trouble for a long time. Also Read: The Easy Way to Use Your Xbox 360 Controller in Ubuntu
0 kommentar(er)
