: Check the "Enable" box and hit Start at the bottom of the window before launching your game. Common Troubleshooting
[Generic Gamepad / DirectInput] ➡️ [ XOutput.v0.11 ] ➡️ [ Virtual Xbox 360 Device / XInput ] ➡️ [ Modern PC Game ]
This specific version utilizes the classic SCPDriver package to generate virtual Xbox 360 device nodes within Windows. Xoutput.v0.11
Includes a checkbox allowing users to lock input exclusivity, preventing the "double input" glitch where a game registers both the raw DirectInput and the emulated XInput simultaneously.
: XOutput bypassed file-injection completely by creating a system-level virtual Xbox 360 controller. What Changed in Version 0.11? : Check the "Enable" box and hit Start
While version 0.11 is older, the general setup process for XOutput includes: : Requires the official Xbox 360 Controller drivers and the (a virtual bus driver) to be installed first.
: Early alternatives like x360ce required users to manually inject .dll files directly into every single game's folder. This approach broke entirely when Microsoft introduced heavily locked-down UWP apps and modern, aggressive anti-cheat systems. : XOutput bypassed file-injection completely by creating a
: If the game detects both your original controller and the virtual one, enable "Controller Exclusivity" in the options.
: Introduced with early versions of DirectX, DirectInput allowed a wide variety of hardware configurations. It supported generic gamepads, flight sticks, racing wheels, and retro arcade pads. However, it treated every device uniquely, which meant players had to manually map axes and buttons for almost every game.
Setting up is straightforward, but it requires a few dependencies to operate correctly. 1. Prerequisites