#Xbox one wired controller for mac pro

If I set both, then just the d-pad works and every direction is 'up. If I set /UseNativeGaInputNoControllers=false, then starting Hades just gives a grey screen with a mouse cursor and nothing else. If I set /UseNativeGaInput=true, it does accept some input from the controller, but only from the d-pad and all button presses are registered as 'up.' No other buttons register.

#Xbox one wired controller for mac pro

In Hades, if I don't set any launch options, the controller is completely unrecognized. Cross-platformthis gaming headset is just phenomenal and compatible with PC, Mac, PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox one, Xbox One S, Nintendo Switch and etc.This product isnt compatible with Xbox 360/PS3, can ONLY used for PC, Mac, PS4, PS4 Pro Xbox One S/X. Steam pop-up that a controller is connected does come up in games when I launch them, too. I can get it to rumble to identify it, too. Steam does recognize that it's connected and does track input when I go to configuration. I did test a few other games and I couldn't get the controller working in Bastion or Into the Breach, either. Mac keyboards require pressing the Fn button to trigger function keys, so maybe there's an issue registering that in the game? Is there another way I can force that? Or collect the information and submit it?

If you buy a third-party wired controller you won't have to worry about this. You'll need to connect it to your Mac using a microUSB cable which, sadly, isn't included.

Unfortunately, F10 didn't do anything in the game, at least in the menu. We're assuming that you already own a wired Xbox controller, but if you're needing to buy, a standard controller is about 50.