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Re: xBox controller button & axis mapping

Another way this can be done is by going to your control panel and finding 'game controllers.' In this, you should be able to find the controller (if its plugged in) and if double-clicked, or right clicked and then somewhere else, you should get a window with all the buttons and axis with numbers. and when you press a different button, that should light up on screen, as well as the axis moving when tilt. this can also be used to find button mapping for other, non-popular devices as well.
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