winget install --id=ShaulEizikovich.vJoyDeviceDriver -e
Virtual Joystick
vJoy Device Driver is a virtual joystick driver designed to simulate joystick and gamepad input for applications and games that lack native joystick support. It enables users to create custom joysticks or gamepads using their keyboard, mouse, or other input devices.
Key Features:
Audience & Benefit: Ideal for gamers seeking to use joysticks with unsupported titles, developers integrating joystick functionality into custom applications, and hardware enthusiasts exploring input device customization. The tangible benefit lies in the ability to enhance gaming experiences or streamline workflows by leveraging virtual joystick capabilities seamlessly within supported environments.
Virtual Joystick
Note 04/16/20: If you are wanting a newer version I just signed a version that has newer force feedback stuff. https://github.com/njz3/vJoy/
For much more go to vJoy web site: http://vjoystick.sourceforge.net
To build the project:
Pull the project
Run batch file BuildAll.bat
Caution: You will need to install Visual Studio 2015 (Free) To build the entire project including the driver you need to install the SDK and puchase a license to sign drivers.
Justin's notes: