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This chip used the fast execution loop to take 15 inputs from a keyboard and map the inputs to button presses on the controllers.

peloton watts Keyboard Mapping: The Femto-4's keyboard controller mapping was created using a specialised chip. Open the folder My Documents\My Games\Skyrim. In this case, you should edit the SkyrimPrefs.ini file to disable the gamepad.

If you have connected a gamepad, especially an Xbox 360 controller, to your PC, Skyrim may have detected it, and use it as the default input device instead of the keyboard and mouse.

As for a duelshock I have no idea, you could try a 3rd party application like joy-to key, which would proably be the best choice and simply bind the beyboard mappings to the controller, that way you could also run both at once and have access to modded hotkeys on your keyboard while using the controller MAYBE? (this is speculation)Įdit Edit: Also I forgot to include console Commands, I have no idea HOW use of the console works with a controller but I think you can still use the keyboard to type stuff into the console even with the 360 controller plugged in? Actually yeah I am sure I have typed in the setcamerafov 90 command on my stepfathers skyrim while he was playing it with the controller plugged in.

Some of these include mods to bind and autocast individual spells to a key, so you could hit a key on your board to use Werewolf form right away, another example is the Positinor mod which lets you move and manipulate game objects, this mod uses the entire right hand numpad as its controls.Įdit: Just to clarify I did not say you CAN'T play skyrim with a 360 controller, in-fact it has built in 360 controller support that can be turned on in the in-game options menu, all I said was I would not recommend it. Secondly there are many many great and fantastic mods for skyrim which WILL require keyboard bindings to work properly, not to say you can't make some mod bidnings work with a controller, its just a massive amount of hassle. I would not recommend a controller for playing on skyrim at all in the first place.įor a start ANY first person view game are objectively better with Mouse control (with the exception of first person driving games) as it gives you more (less clunky) control when aiming