Fully re-mappable GCN controller to Luma InputRedirect. Also supports remappable keyboard inputs.
- Supports any DInput device (anything your OS sees as a joystick)
- Also supports Xinput (Xbox 360/One controller)
- Supports using the keyboard
- Supports putting a picture over the touch screen window
- Fully re-mappable controls
To re-map buttons, edit the buttonMappings dict (for controllers) or KBDButtons class (for the keyboard) in gamepad.py.
To add a button mapping to the buttonMappings dict, type the button ID followed by the 3DS button you want it to be mapped to. For example, if you wanted button 0 to be mapped to HIDButtons.A, add an entry to buttonMappings like so:
0: HIDButtons.A
Likewise, if you want button 3 to be A, put 3: HIDButtons.A in the list instead.
Button IDs can be found in Windows Game Controller settings (Start > Run... > joy.cpl)
To remap joystick axes (if your controller for some reason uses different ones) find pygame.JOYAXISMOTION with ctrl+f and change the joystick axis indices (event.axis == 0 etc).
(I will fix that later)
Edit the KBDButtons class with the keyboard values you want to bind to 3DS buttons. Here is a list of buttons PyGame uses. This one is a lot easier since everything is named instead of being numbered, so if you wanted to set 3DS button A to be keyboad button J you would type:
A = pygame.K_j
Requires Python 3.6 or higher, and the PyGame library.
Python can be downloaded from its website
PyGame can be installed with the following command:
pip install pygame
or, if you have multiple versions of Python installed:
python -m pip install pygame
You may have to substitute python for either python3 or python3.6 depending on how you installed it
If neither of those work you may have to type the full path to the python executable (i.e. C:\Python36\python.exe)
When cloning this repository, make sure to use --recursive to download the necessary submodule.