For example, when setting up my Logitech F310, three of these boxes came up, one said "Logitech F310" and the others said something generic like USB controller. Click next only for the one corresponding to your device. Several dialog boxes will come up asking to get settings from the internet. If you did step 4, wait a few seconds for your drivers to reinstall.Ħ) Run x360ce.exe from the Rayman folder, tell it to create xinput1_3.dll. I don't know why the folder is named something so stupid, but whatever.Ĥ) Uninstall your controller drivers by going to Device Manager -> Human Interface Devices, and right clicking and uninstalling all of the devices with "HID-compliant" in the name or something similar.ĥ) Plug in your controller. On my computer, this is "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ValveTestApp207490". It will be a zip file containing an executable called x360ce.exe.Ģ) Extract x360ce.exe (right click the zip file -> Extract all.)ģ) Move x360ce.exe to the folder containing "Rayman Origins.exe". Here are step by step instructions:ġ) Go to and download x360ce for 32-bit games.
With both, I can start Rayman Origins and use my controller immediately every time I open it. I did this on two different computers running Windows 8.1 with two different controllers: my Logitech F310 controller switched to xinput and with a WiiU Pro controller running through WiinUSoft. Because of this, you can use x360ce, an xbox 360 controller emulator, to get any other controller to work. From what I can tell, Rayman Origins doesn't support xinput, but it DOES support xbox 360 controllers.
Hi everyone, I've seen a couple threads about controller issues (I was having them too), and I have a solution that allows you to use your controller of choice without having to deal with going into the options menu every time and resetting the controls.
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