Since is a legacy version of software used to convert DirectInput (generic controllers) into XInput (Xbox 360 controller emulation), here is content tailored for a readme file, a release announcement, or a quick-start guide: Release Title: XOutput v0.11 - Minor Fixes & Stability
Plug in your non-Xbox controller via USB or Bluetooth. In the Xoutput window, pull down the "Device" dropdown menu. You should see your controller listed (e.g., "Wireless Controller" for PS4, "Pro Controller" for Switch). Xoutput.v0.11
: Added a checkbox to toggle controller exclusivity, helping prevent "double input" issues where a game sees both the original and emulated controller. XOutput
is a legacy release of this software. Key content and features associated with this version include: Controller Emulation Exclusivity Toggle : Added a checkbox to toggle
: You may need the Xbox 360 Controller drivers if you are on an older OS (Windows 7), but Windows 10 and 11 usually include these by default.
Have you tested v0.11 with the Xbox Elite Series 2 or third-party wireless adapters? Share your experience in the comments.
