Gyroscope for the Xbox gamepad that allows you to use it as a steering wheel, and also help you more accurately aim. You can use any tracker supported by OpenTrack (for example, Arduino + GY-85). There is also a version only for Arduino.
There are 3 modes of use:
- FPS - offset of the stick by gyroscope slopes (LB + RB + BACK)
- Steering wheel - complete emulation of the left stick by the gyroscope (LB + RB + START)
- By default - no gyroscope using (LB + RB + BACK + START)
Download and install the latest version of OpenTrack and run it.
In OpenTrack settings, you must select you tracker (and setup if need), for example "FreePie UDP receiver", and the output interface: "freetrack 2.0 Enhanced". Then click the "Run" button.
Run the application "XInputTest.exe" to check XInput library. Try tilting the tracker in different directions, switch modes. In OpenTrack, you can configure blind zones and sensitivity (curves and filter).
It is possible that you will have to exchange Yaw, Pitch or Roll in the OpenTrack profile settings.
In the "X360Advance.ini" you can change the sensitivity of the steering wheel and the rotation of the camera for the FPS mode.
After the configuration, you need to copy the files "xinput1_3.dll" (for 32 bit games, and for 64 bit copy "xinput1_3x64.dll" and rename to "xinput1_3.dll") and "X360Advance.ini" to the folder with the game, and run the game. Perhaps for some games you will have to rename "xinput1_3.dll" to one of the names: "xinput1_4.dll" (Windows 8 / metro apps only), "xinput1_2.dll", "xinput1_1.dll" or "xinput9_1_0.dll" .
Version for Windows XP, 7, 8.1, 10.
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