All Xbox One Controllers Will Eventually Support Button-Mapping!

Goth Vampirella · Oct 4, 2015

All Xbox One Controllers Will Eventually Support Button-Mapping

Button-mapping won't be exclusive to the $150 Xbox One Elite controller that ships later this month. Microsoft's Mike Ybarra confirmed today on Twitter that the feature is coming to all Xbox One controllers sometime
down the road through an update, though it's not immediately clear when that will happen.

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DarthRedux · Oct 4, 2015

button mapping

my xbox controllers right bumper is broken so i tried button mapping my way around it with but when i click done on the button mapping menu it does nothing ive talked to xbox support and no help there what do i do ?

IceStorm III · Oct 4, 2015

modded and rapid fire controllers

You can buy controllers that support mapping buttons to extra buttons on the controller. Both the Razer Onza and the Razer Sabertooth support that feature.

ElectroFlying · Oct 4, 2015

That could be some wonderful news, as it may help improve those with limited use of their hands enjoyment of gaming.

So + 1 for Xbox.

RedEye Expr3ss · Oct 31, 2018

This won't impress people who bought the cronusmax unless they are adding Turbo. However it is an excellent idea, Does anyone remember a guy called N0M4D? Inspirational to say the least.

RedEye Expr3ss

This won't impress people who bought the cronusmax unless they are adding Turbo. However it is an excellent idea, Does anyone remember a guy called N0M4D? Inspirational to say the least.

ElectroFlying

That could be some wonderful news, as it may help improve those with limited use of their hands enjoyment of gaming.

So + 1 for Xbox.

WhirlwindAlloy

HI,

Thanks for posting your question here on the forums. I think you are talking about the Xbox adaptive controller. If that is the case you can absolutely button map all buttons. Here is a link on button mapping for the adaptive controller.

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox...e-adaptive-controller-in-xbox-accessories-app

Skeeter Quill

The paddles on the Elite controller can only be mapped through the Xbox Accessories app on the Xbox One or Windows 10, otherwise they default to ABXY. They are mapped through the controller itself, you press a paddle on the controller, the controller then
sends the mapped command to the PC/Console. Thus they can only be mapped to duplicate other buttons on the controller and cannot be mapped to commands that are "outside" of the regular Xbox Controller inputs.

Basically they aren't an extra 4 buttons, rather an alternative 4 buttons.

Also, if they are not responding at all, try double tapping the sync button on the top of the controller. When turning the paddles off, you get 4 short bursts of vibration, when turning the paddles on, you get one longer burst of vibration.

XBF Erick C

Hey there J K Twinkle!

Sorry to hear you are unable to map the Triggers to the A & B buttons. I did attempt to map my Adaptive controller and was able to do this through the Xbox accessories app.

Go ahead and take a look at the following support page for help on Mapping your Xbox One adaptive.

Customize the Xbox Adaptive Controller in the Xbox Accessories app

Once you are on the Button Mapping screen you can select the A button and you should see the options to map it to a specific function, in this case you would be looking for the Left Trigger. Same thing with the B button you will map that one to the Left
Trigger.

Give this a try and let us know if it has helped.

All Xbox One Controllers Will Eventually Support Button-Mapping!