Best way to configure a controller?

Xplorer4x4

Certain mods do not have controller configs set in the ini, only keyboard. I want to be able to map out certain mod menus to various key combos so if I do R1 and DPAD in any direction I want to see certain menus and when I hit L1 and DPAD in any direction. The controller also features 4 additional buttons on the back it labels as M1-M4. The controller is a Gamesir T4 Pro which my PC recognizes as an Xbox 360 controller in windows. What is the quickest easiest way to map my menus to certain button combos?

Xplorer4x4

Maybe I need to rephrase this a bit? So let's say I want to map F5(or any key/key combo) on the keyboard to R1 and A on the controller. How can I go about this?

Niziul

@Xplorer4x4 said in Best way to configure a controller?:

Maybe I need to rephrase this a bit? So let's say I want to map F5(or any key/key combo) on the keyboard to R1 and A on the controller. How can I go about this?

It didn't help!

But here we go. Are you by any chance using "scripthookvdotnet3"? If so, have you tried using Game.WasButtonCombinationJustEntered(params Button[] buttons);

//
// Resumo:
//     Gets whether a specific sequence of GTA.Buttons has been pressed.
//
// Parâmetros:
//   buttons:
//     The sequence of GTA.Buttons in the order the user should enter them in-game.
//
// Devoluções:
//     true if the combination was just entered; otherwise, false
//
// Comentários:
//     There must be between 6 and 29 inclusive GTA.Buttons otherwise an System.ArgumentException
//     is thrown. It only works for GamePad inputs. The in-game cheat combinations use
//     the same system.
public static bool WasButtonCombinationJustEntered(params Button[] buttons)
{
    if (buttons.Length < 6 || buttons.Length > 29)
    {
        throw new ArgumentException("The amount of buttons must be between 6 and 29", "buttons");
    }

    uint num = 0u;
    foreach (Button button in buttons)
    {
        num += (uint)button;
        num += num << 10;
        num ^= num >> 6;
    }

    num += num << 3;
    num ^= num >> 11;
    num += num << 15;
    return Function.Call<bool>(Hash._HAS_BUTTON_COMBINATION_JUST_BEEN_ENTERED, num, buttons.Length);
}

Xplorer4x4

I tried lol!

I somewhat understand what your saying. Yes, I use scripthookvdotnet3 but I just stumbled upon this here guide that looks like it should solve my problem. I can just map keyboard keys as a controller for the most part.