Using x360ce in Unity (potential USB joystick fix!)

I normally place the x360ce files (for my games) in the same directory (folder) as the executable. For example my Borderlands 2 on S$$anonymous$$m lives in X:-S$$anonymous$$m-s$$anonymous$$mapps-common-Borderlands 2-Binaries-Win32 (had to use - as backslash here), this is where I find the executable that runs the game. To that directory I add the x360ce.exe x360ce.ini and xinput1_3.dll . Other games are much simpler (in that the exe can be found right inside the game folder) but the rule is the same, wherever the exe that starts the game lives, x360ce lives there =]

$$anonymous$$y understanding is that when the game executable runs, it first looks locally for the joystick reference library (xinput1_3.dll), then if it cannot find it there, then defaults to the windows system32 folder for xinput1_3.dll . So for a standalone build, try adding these files to the same folder as the Unity executable. As for running x360ce in the Unity Editor, I have no idea but to suggest the same thing.

Try starting there, in the meantime I am now also curious (not having done joystick inputs yet), so am upvoting this question. Good Luck =]