vJoy VS Keysticks

I’m not sure if you can setup two controllers for the same axis in X-Plane natively and have it play nice, but try checking out UCR. I believe it lets you add multiple axis together, which paired with VJoy to bind it in X-Plane may work. I used this setup to combine racing pedals with two separate axis for left and right yaw into one axis that I bound in the flight sim. Source: about 2 years ago

FULL disclosure I haven't personally tried this but in theory should work: Click start - type MSTSC - select show options - local resources - show more - put check mark in ports and other usb device - click connect Type in PC name and press enter (If it denies you google how to fix it) Once connected to remote PC open "Setup USB controllers" and see if it's identified as a controller or not IF it DOES -... Source: about 1 year ago

I've done that with a cheap Chinese DualShock-like USB gamepad using Keysticks. Source: over 1 year ago

In my case I used Keysticks quite a while ago, but still works for that, it just allows you to re-map your keybinds into a controller (I think its only for Xbox, dunno if works with PS controllers). Source: over 1 year ago

Out-of-the-box is not possible to set the controller as presenter with PowerPoint. You need a software called KeySticks . It looks like old, but it works. - Source: dev.to / about 2 years ago

So to y'all wanna play java edition with a controller? Well I mean, that would be the only reason you're reading this post soo... anyway. I recommend downloading KeySticks, it allows you to change every button on your controller to an input on the computer, and it's extremely easy to use! If you don't already have a controller, then I recommend using the 8BitDo Pro 2 controller with KeySticks. It 's cheaper, works... Source: over 2 years ago