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VitaPad by Rinnegatamante

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VitaPad
File:Vitapadvita.jpg
General
AuthorRinnegatamante
TypeOther Apps
Version1.3
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2020/07/20
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VitaPad allows you to use your PSVITA as a wireless PC controller. It supports Windows (both 32 and 64 bit) and Linux (port made by nyorem).

On the Windows client version (provided as Data Files in the download for 64 Bit systems) it's possible to enable ViGEm mode to make the PSVITA get detected from the PC as a DualShock 4 and/or vJoy mode to make it get detectes as an XInput joystick.

If both modes are disabled, PSVITA will mimic keyboard/mouse actions.​

Usage

  • Install VPK file on PSVITA
  • Open VitaPad on PSVITA
  • Optional: Install vJoy driver on Windows PC for vJoy functionality. Need to set VJOY_MODE to 1 in windows.xml.
  • Optional: Install ViGEm driver on Windows PC for DualShock 4 emulation. Need to set VIGEM_MODE to 1 in windows.xml.
  • Open VitaPad on PC
  • Insert the IP showed on PSVITA on PC

Controls Mapping

You can edit your controls mapping by editing the XML file inside the client folder (windows.xml / linux.xml)

Default mapping:

  • DPAD = WASD
  • Cross,Square,Triangle,Circle = IJKL
  • L Trigger = Ctrl
  • R Trigger = Spacebar
  • Start = Enter
  • Select = Shift
  • Left Analog = DKeys
  • Right Analog = 8,6,4,2
  • Touchscreen = Mouse movement
  • Retrotouch = Left/Right click

Default ViGEm mapping:

  • PS button unmapped
  • Select = Share
  • Start = Option
  • Left Front Touchscreen = L1
  • Right Front Touchscreen = R1
  • Left shoulder = L2
  • Right shoulder = R2
  • Rest of buttons are mapped to the expected buttons on DualShock 4

Media

Screenshot

File:Vitapadvita.jpg

Changelog

v.1.3

  • Added ViGEm support to the client for DualShock 4 controller emulation. (Thanks to MakiseKurisu & yuntiancherry)​

Credits

  • MakiseKurisu & yuntiancherry for the ViGEm client support
  • Evengard for the vJoy client support
  • nyorem for the Linux client port

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