Xbox Adaptive Controller and Integra Mouse

www.amazon.com/.../B0010ZH3V8

hothardware.com/.../XIM3-Adapter-Enables-Keyboard--Mouse-Control-On-Xbox-360

I doubt that it will be banned, But the fact that these adapter make keyboard and mouse emulate a controller does pose an issue since the Xbox thinks a controller is plugged in and allows for aim assist with keyboard and mouse.

We will just have to wait and see where this goes, I don't think we have to worry too much since Xbox now supports keyboard and mouse the sales for the adapters will soon start going down considerably if hasn't already.

Its been rumored for a while now that full mouse and kb support is being developed for Xbox One. Have you see the new adaptive controller?

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/accessories/controllers/xbox-adaptive-controller

There is an article here that details how to make a regular Xbox controller work as a mouse. It should essentially
work the same for the Adaptive controller.

If you try it, let us know how it works.

...So, does the Xbox Adaptive Controller work with any USB 2.0 HIDs?

I have a TetraMouse XA (http://tetramouse.com), which is a proportional USB mouth joystick that controls the mouse on a PC, and it is not recognized by the Adaptive Controller.

Thank you,

Joe

As the page about the Adaptive Controller states, it supports USB 2.0 HID
Gamepad and Joysticks only. It seems that the TetraMouse XA is a HID Mouse device, not a gamepad and joystick (despite the fact it uses sticks to control the mouse cursor).

So I'm afraid, that currently the TetraMouse doesn't work, unless you
contact TetraLite and ask them to provide a special firmware, that makes the TetraMouse identify as an analogue Joystick in case of the TMXA2, or as a digital gamepad for the "standard" TetraMouse.

Unless the firmware on the device actually tells the USB Port "Look, I'm a HID Joystick, not a mouse!", the device should work with the adaptive controller.