X360ce 4.10.0.0 - [upd]

You can combine multiple DirectInput devices (like a wheel and pedals) into a single virtual XInput device.

Installed Microsoft .NET Framework and VC++ Redistributables Installed the ViGEmBus virtual controller driver Extracted x360ce 4.10.0.0 to a permanent folder location Ran x360ce.exe as an administrator Added the physical controller and mapped the buttons Set stick deadzones to prevent drift Added target game .exe files under the Games tab

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tab to bind your physical buttons to the virtual Xbox layout. Always hit at the top right before launching your game.

x360ce 4.10.0.0 is an open-source software utility that emulates a physical Xbox 360 controller on Windows operating systems. It intercepts data from standard DirectInput controllers (like older Logitech gamepads, PlayStation DualShock/DualSense pads, flight sticks, and steering wheels) and converts it into XInput data. XInput is the universal controller standard adopted by Microsoft for Windows and Xbox hardware. You can combine multiple DirectInput devices (like a

Because it no longer relies on per-game .ini or .dll files, it works better with modern storefronts like the Microsoft Store (UWP games) and Origin .

The architecture operates on a virtual device driver level . Instead of injecting files into individual game folders, it creates a global virtual Xbox 360 controller via a Virtual Bus (ViGEmBus) driver. This approach offers significant advantages: Always hit at the top right before launching your game

Even though it is an older "Alpha" release, x360ce 4.10.0.0 holds a significant place in the software's history. It was a transitional build that laid the foundation for the modern 4.x architecture and its powerful features like unlimited controller combining and virtual driver emulation.