Everything in Big Picture is as it comes by default and as described before some of the buttons are randomly remapped. Thanks for responding testing it again and I'm still getting nothing. I totally missed this post from last month. Could there be some interference that could be worked-around by fine-tuning or disabling/uninstalling it? I don't think that the controller would work for me in wired mode because I dont have the Xbox360 driver installed. Running the game, all buttons needed in the very first section seem to work fine (left stick, A, B, X, Menu, and Change View).
#Mapping xbox controller to mac drivers
Using the current Steam beta (Feb 14, 2018) in Big Picture mode, I turn on the XBox One Bluetooth controller (no additional drivers installed), go to the controller preferences to make sure that it has been detected (there should be an entry for it, instead of a “No Controllers Detected” note), and leave the XBox Controller Support marked as I had it on Steam launch (first, this is the way to customize the controller for Steam-overlay supporting games as described in your link, though it is not something that I have done with Braid second, if I uncheck it the Menu and Change View buttons won't work in Braid, for reasons I don't understand). I have yet to properly play the game, but it seems to work for me.
#Mapping xbox controller to mac how to
Is there something I'm missing on how to use the new Xbox One S (bluetooth) controller with Steam? Will this wireless controller only work via a wired connection and 3rd party driver?
I should also say that Steam recognizes my controller (in the Big Picture controller setup window as per that guide above). Like selecting the 'start' button in the UI and then telling it what the physical 'start' button on my controller is.
In searching on this forum (and googling) I found this guide:īut unless I'm missing something, it doesn't show you how to do the ACTUAL mapping step. The basic analog direction and jumping works fine, but the select/start buttons aren't mapped, the X button isnt mapped etc.Īs an aside, I have the Xbox360 driver installed, and if I plug in a micro-usb cable to the controller, the drive recognizes it, and then it works perfectly fine in Braid, but when I am using it via wireless connection, the Xbox360 driver doesn't recognize it at all. The problem is that when I use it in Steam (Braid specifically) the mapping isn't correct. The controller pairs with the OS fine and shows up in all the applications I've tested it with. So I got an Xbox One controller since the new version connects via Bluetooth directly, which saves having to use that oldschool dongle.
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