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- # XBMC Configuration
- # ==================
- #
- # This configuration file that with XBMC by emulating a wireless
- # Xbox360 controller connected to the xpad kernel driver. It uses the
- # configuration files that come with XBMC, so it should work out of
- # the box without any further configuration of XBMC.
- #
- # This file is identical to 'xpad-wireless.xboxdrv', except the
- # workaround for the trigger issue in XBMC.
- [xboxdrv]
- ui-clear = true
- extra-devices=false
- extra-events=false
- deadzone=10000
- dpad-as-button=true
- trigger-as-button=true
- device-name = "Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver"
- [ui-buttonmap]
- A=KEY_ENTER
- B=KEY_BACKSPACE
- X^click-both=KEY_MINUS
- Y^click-both=KEY_EQUAL
- DU=KEY_UP
- DD=KEY_DOWN
- DL=KEY_LEFT
- DR=KEY_RIGHT
- START=KEY_C
- GUIDE=KEY_M
- BACK=BTN_BACK:KEY_ESC:2000
- LB=BTN_TL:KEY_S:100
- RB=BTN_TR:KEY_O:100
- TL=BTN_THUMBL
- TR=BTN_THUMBR
- [ui-axismap]
- X1=REL_X:10
- Y1=REL_Y:10
- X2=KEY_LEFT:KEY_RIGHT
- Y2=KEY_UP:KEY_DOWN
- # The resp filter moves the neutral position to zero to work around a
- # bug in XBMC, that causes bogus events when neutral position is
- # elsewhere. It loses a bit of precision in the trigger as result, but
- # that isn't noticable.
- # LT^resp:127:255=KEY_MINUS
- # RT^resp:127:255=KEY_EQUAL
- # EOF #
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