#How to use joytokey for games how to

And then bind the 2nd stick that way so that it's similar to how your WASD movement is setup. Lets say for example at 90% would simply have 'A' binded. You could maybe bind look to keys, a lot of fps games have a look up, look down, turn left, turn right key bindings in case you don't want to use a mouse and use keyboard only. I think I could make a macro but id like to stick to only using Joytokey and not some other program in conjunction.Д«asically I think using the 'keyboard multi' 'switch depending on analog input level' to bind different rates of button press. Its this method that I want to bind in Joytokey but I haven't found out how.

The faster you press A the faster / more you walk. Playing shooters stealthy I would tap 'A' a few times to kind of mimic walking slowly. I tried your method but it doesn't make sense, that option doesn't work the way you think it does unless the game was a walk function / key bind.

#How to use joytokey for games how to

Just make an assignment for Left Stick Forward, go to Keyboard 2 tab, bind a key or key combo to Input1, then tick 'Switch depending on analog input level' and adjust the % for the first box (probably 15-25% or so will be good for walking).Д¬an you elaborate a bit more? I've been messing around with joytokey trying to figure out how to walk but haven't found a work around. ex) large stick input => fast movement key ex) small stick input => slow movement key Originally posted by Ancient:You can use the Keyboard 2 options in JTK to emulate a % of an analog stick's movement.ДЇor analog stick inputs, the assignment can change depending on the analog input level.