Joynix

🕹️ Joynix

🕹️ Flexible gamepad input mapping for keyboard and mouse, built to be quick to set up, easy to use and highly customizable.

• This tool lets you send mouse and keyboard input using your XInput controller with a great level of customization.
• It’s designed to make controller configuration fast and simple: just open a config .ini and edit assignments, modifiers and variables.
• Config files can be edited and reloaded on-the-fly using a hotkey, without restarting the application.
• It provides fine control over several controller aspects: deadzone types (square/rectangular, circular with and without rescale), deadzone values (per stick, axis, or direction), axis inversion, modifiers ([Toggle],[Turbo],[TurboToggle],[Execute],[Combo],[Sequence] and others) and more.
• Planned features will include a tray-resident profile switcher and a more advanced [MACRO] modifier.

⚠️ Joynix requires an Xinput controller (native or emulated via tools like DS4Windows, DualSenseX, x360ce, etc.).

📝 Controller configuration

• The program includes several modifiers, which change the button behaviour.
  Just add one of these modifiers before the assigned keys:
• [Toggle], [Turbo], [TurboToggle]
• [Combo]: send multiple keys at once
• [Execute]: run programs (e.g. notepad, calc.exe, c:\yourfolder\yourprogram.exe)
• [ComboAsync]: send multiple keys with a delay between each key (defined with ComboKeysDelay)
• [ToggleCombo], [TurboCombo], [TurboToggleCombo]
• [Sequence]: send keys in sequence. Similar to [ComboAsync], but ComboAsync sends and holds the keys, [Sequence] sends simple presses.
• [Text]: send up to 200 characters (e.g. [TEXT]this is a string). Not intended for games.
• [Hold]: perform different actions depending on how long the button is held. Short press sends the 1st key, medium press sends the 2nd key, long press sends the 3rd key. (e.g. [Hold] a, b, c)
• [FastPress]: repeatedly press the button to cycle through the keys to send (define the keys after the modifier, e.g. [FastPress] a, b, c).
• [Shift]: add a set of keys (up to 5, e.g. [Shift] a, b, c, d, e) and switch between them using the ShiftMode modifiers:
  • [ShiftMode]: press and hold to change the active Shift key (define the target key number after the modifier, e.g. [ShiftMode] 3).
  • [ShiftModeToggle]: same as above, but the button acts as a toggle.
  • [ShiftModeCycle-], [ShiftModeCyle+] or [ShiftModeCyle]: cycle through the available Shift keys. These modifiers do not require a value (e.g. LT = [ShiftModeCyle+]).
  • These modifiers can also be activated via configurable keyboard hotkeys.
• Set AnalogToMouse = 1 (enabled by default) to move the mouse with the analog stick defined in Stick (default: Stick = RS ).
• Mouse wheel input is digital when assigned to buttons, and analog/progressive when assigned to sticks or triggers.

  Config loading

• Configs can be loaded through ConfigToLoad in Joynix.config, via command line, or by drag and drop.

🔄 Live config reload

• Configuration files can be edited while the game is running.
• Just press the Hotkey (Shift+Ctrl+5 by default) to instantly reload the current .ini, without restarting the application.
• The Hotkey can be customized in GamepadToKeyboard.config.

🕹️ Button assignments

Values you can assign to the buttons:

• A..Z, 0..9, F1..F12
• common buttons: Enter, Space, Esc, Lalt, Lshift, Lctrl, Lwin
• mouse buttons: LBmouse, RBmouse, MBmouse, WheelUp, WheelDown

  Additional assignable keys are listed at the bottom of this page.

📘 Syntax

• Just add one modifier to button assignments, placing it before the keys (e.g A = [Turbo]c).
• Each key must be separated with ,. Extra spaces are ignored (e.g A = [COMBO] c,S, L,Lbmouse).
• Modifiers are case-insensitive ([Turbo], [TURBO] and [turbo] are equivalent).
• Spaces after modifiers are optional ([Turbo]k and [Turbo] k are both valid).
• Combo-based modifiers support up to 10 buttons, while [Sequence] supports up to 15. Any additional keys are ignored.

Example syntax:

Button	Assignment		‎Button	Assignment	‎	Button	Assignment	‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎
A	Enter		Back	F1		LSup	Up
B	[Turbo] Space		Start	Esc		LSdown	Down
X	[ComboAsync] S, Space,r		LS	[Toggle]LShift		LSleft	Left
Y	[COMBO]A,x,F,LBmouse		RS	[execute] calc.exe		LSright	Right
LB	RBmouse		Dup	Up		RSup
RB	LBmouse		Ddown	Down		RSdown
LT	Wheelup		Dleft	Left		RSleft
RT	WheelDown		Dright	Right		RSright
Home	Lwin

⚙️ Common controller options

Section	Option	Values / Description
Mouse	AnalogToMouse	1/0 : Turn On/Off the mouse movement via analog sticks.
	Stick	RS/LS : Analog to use. Button assignments ignored.
	Deadzoneshape	1/2/3 : Square/Rectangular,Circular,Circular (with rescale).
	DeadzoneType	1/2/4 : Both axis/ per axis/ per direction.
	(Stick)AxisInverted	1/0 : Turn On/off axis inversion. 4 options available.
	Sensitivity	Value : Mouse movement speed.
Analogs	DeadzoneType	1/2/4/8: Both sticks/ per stick/ per axis/ per direction.
	(Stick)AxisInverted	1/0 : Turn On/off axis inversion. 4 options available.
Other	SendKeysTypes	1: Game mode; 2: Desktop (with windows-style keypress delay + repeat)

⌨️ Hotkeys

The program supports several configurable hotkeys. They can be set in Joynix.config and disabled if needed.

• Configuration reload: Shift + Ctrl + 5 (already described above).
• Stats system: Shift + Ctrl + 6 (default)
• ShiftMode controls: ShiftModeToggle, ShiftModeCycle-, ShiftModeCycle+, disabled by default.
• To enable/disable a hotkey, use the corresponding boolean flag in Joynix.config: e.g. KeyboardShiftEnabled = False

🧪 Technical Notes

• Add only one modifier per assignment (e.g [Turbo][Combo] NOT supported).
• Please don’t assign [Turbo] and other Turbo-based modifiers to Wheel, since it has dedicated repetition variables.
• When multiple [Shift] assignments are used together with ShiftModeCycle modifiers, it is recommended to use the same number of keys in each assignment. Different lengths are supported (e.g. LT = [Shift] a,b,c,d,e and RT = [Shift] j,k,l), but may produce less predictable results.
• Timing-related modifiers can be customized through their dedicated variables:
  • [ComboAsync] and [Sequence]: configurable delays through ComboAsyncTime and SequenceTime (ms).
  • [FastPress]: configurable time window through FastPressTime.
  • [Hold]: configurable hold duration thresholds through HoldTime.
• The Windows key may not behave exactly like a physical key due to Windows focus-handling limitations.
• Please don’t use CTRLDOWN, ALTDOWN, SHIFTDOWN, LWINDOWN, RWINDOWN in the assignments. These special keys are handled through LAlt, LCtrl, RAlt, RCtrl, LWin, and RWin.

⚠️ Notes

• The exe that comes with the extension is 64bit. The reason is that the x64 version of Autoit programs receive minor flags from AV engines. If you need the x86 one you can download it from the main in the repo, or from the attached files in the releases.
• The program does not contain any malicious behaviour. If your AV engine flags it as malware it’s a false positive. If so, please send Joynix.exe (or any associated flagged file) to your AV vendor asking for a false positive review request.

If you enjoy Joynix, you can buy me a coffee. It will be very appreciated ;)

• Github repo: 🐙 roop-p/Joynix
• Download last version: Joynix v1.2.4
  
  

⌨️ List of assignable keys

SPACE, ENTER, ALT, BACKSPACE, BS, DELETE, DEL, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, HOME, END, ESCAPE, ESC, INSERT, INS, PGUP, PGDN, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F10, F11, F12, TAB, PRINTSCREEN, LWIN, RWIN, NUMLOCK on, CAPSLOCK off, SCROLLLOCK toggle, BREAK, PAUSE, NUMPAD0, NUMPAD1, NUMPAD2, NUMPAD3, NUMPAD4, NUMPAD5, NUMPAD6, NUMPAD7, NUMPAD8, NUMPAD9, NUMPADMULT, NUMPADADD, NUMPADSUB, NUMPADDIV, NUMPADDOT, NUMPADENTER, APPSKEY, LALT, RALT, LCTRL, RCTRL, LSHIFT, RSHIFT, SLEEP, ASC nnnn, BROWSER_BACK, BROWSER_FORWARD, BROWSER_REFRESH, BROWSER_STOP, BROWSER_SEARCH, BROWSER_FAVORITES, BROWSER_HOME, VOLUME_MUTE, VOLUME_DOWN, VOLUME_UP, MEDIA_NEXT, MEDIA_PREV, MEDIA_STOP, MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE, LAUNCH_MAIL, LAUNCH_MEDIA, LAUNCH_APP1, LAUNCH_APP2, OEM_102

🎖️ Credits

This gamepad script was written in AutoIt.
The program makes use of a remodified version of the XInput UDF by Oxin8 (xoninx@gmail.com) to read Xinput states.