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I've never experienced anything like a BSOD using MotioninJoy (to the point where I don't even think I could if I tried). I'm guessing that 360 emulation support is your main issue, it's the only thing that gets pissy about what kind of controller your useing. so maybe it would be better to trust in a proven program. pretty much anything).Īs I said: apparently it's kinda redundant in light of that MotionJoy thing because seems to cover it as well as provide the driver for the controller, but MotionJoy lists it as a beta feature and could cause BSODs. What it does is emulate DirectInput controller commands into xInput it's not going to solve your PS3 controller driver problems, but once you do find a driver for it you can use this program to emulate any controller using DirectInput into a xInput one (driving wheels, joysticks, gamepads.

Sort of redundant because it seems like it's covered by MotionJoy, but this is for the standalone xInput emulator (AKA Xbox 360 controller pc emulator: thus "x360ce") If it doesn't work after that (sometimes did it to me) then it doesn't like you and I don't know how to fix it. It's a minor annoyance (I don't know how to fix it) but just completely turning it off before you use it will avoid this problem.Īlso if it doesn't seem like it's working properly, turn off MotioninJoy, unplug/replug your controller, and try it again. Keep in mind that under certain circumstances when you unplug, the controller will turn on/connect to your PS3.

Once the mode you want is selected click the "enable" button below all of the modes and you're done. I never needed to use this but if you want to tinker with it then go ahead. "Xbox 360 Controller Emulator" is probably what you should use if said game has native 360 controller support. I never had any use for this so you can probably just ignore it. "Playstation 3" is the same as above but with sixaxis support (I think). "Playstation 2' (POV,Joysticks,Analog Trigger)" has the analog triggers which are probably better for regular (more modern) PC games. "Playstation 2 (POV,joysticks)" is better for emulators (in case that's your sort of thing) since R2 and L2 aren't analog in this mode. "Playstation 1 (Dpad, without joystick)" I wouldn't use this since the one below is basically a direct upgrade.

go to the Profiles tab (if you just started it up it should automatically be there) check the box on the left and select "load driver"Įverything below this point is what you need to do every time you start up MotioninJoy. Install this program (don't start it up yet, should be labelled DS3 tool or something like that)