MaxAim DI 4.15 for Titan One Device. Thanks for all ConsoleTuner members who helped us with ideas and suggestions to improve MaxAim DI.

New Features:

• Three decimal digits on the acceleration and Sensitivity adjustments.
• DirectInput analog sticks deadzone configuration, for concurrent use of the DirectInput Controller and the Gamepad.
• Mouse Movement Saturation Indicator.
• Plus bug fixes and operation improvements.

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We are happy to announce a new release of MaxAim DI (4.10). Featuring XInput support for full compatibility with XBox 360 controllers and accessories, no more conflict with the right and left triggers! And also: XInput Force Feedback and Ctrl-M shortcut to streamline the mouse configuration while in Capture Mode. Thank you so much to all who contributed with suggestions to improve the MaxAim plugin.

Play PS4, XBox One, PS3 and XBox 360 games with keyboard, mouse, steering wheel, driving wheel, flightstick, fight stick, joystick and so on. Now, with DirectInput and XInput compatibility, you can use any game controller of your PC. Including steering wheels, driving wheels, flightsticks, fight sticks, joysticks, etc. Just bind the DirectInput entries to the MaxAim DI controller layout and you are ready to go!

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by Josh Engen from GeekParty.com – Thank you very much Josh for sharing your thoughts about Titan One and your game play experience with it!

“ I’ve never been particularly good with a control pad, but it’s not for lack of trying. These days I spend far more time twiddling thumbsticks than crunching keys. But my formative years were spent behind the keyboard and mouse, and my brain never really made the transition.

Old dogs and new tricks, I guess.

But for the last two weeks, I’ve been playing around with an impressive little device called the Titan One. It’s primarily designed to provide cross-compatibility for control pads. So, for example, you could use a DualShock 4 on an Xbox One or a Wiimote on a PlayStation 3. Nearly every popular control pad/console combination is supported, including the keyboard and mouse, which instantly felt like cheating.

On a control pad, my Titanfall scores are unimpressive. I typically land somewhere in the middle of the pack with a kill-to-death ratio that hovers around 1:1. But with a keyboard and mouse under my fingers, my Xbox One is transformed into a killing machine. Headshots come easy, and my ratio climbs into the double digits.

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The early access to firmware 1.5 for ConsoleTuner registered users is here!

Hope you guys enjoy it!

Instruction for Playstation 4

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