

Hopefully Valve will fix this as it can be disorientating at time. NB: there’s a mouse look bug in Blue Shift that causes the camera to re-set to start point when looking from left to right or right to left. If they don’t work for you feel free to change the binds in Joystick Mapper. If the other boxes are ticked then the camera will spin uncontrollably. Select ONLY the Mouse Look, Auto Aim and RAW Mouse Input. Open Steam and Load either, Half Life, Blue Shift or Opposing Force.Ĭlick on OPTIONS. Click the left hand box to select that preset.ĥ) Half Life, Opposing Force or Blue Shift You’ll see the four Half Life 360 Presets I’ve created. You can also navigate to this by opening Joystick Mapper, click on File, then Open Presets Folder In Finder ⌘+O. Username / library / application support / joystick mapper / presets txt for them to work.ĭOWNLOAD WORD TEXT FILES AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST.Ĥ) Save the text files document as. txt files so you’ll need to save the word files as. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t allow the uploading of. Then you’ll need to download the attached text file documents which contains the code binds for the controller that Joystick Mapper uses. I also recommend downloading Joystick Show in case you want to make any amendments to my configuration. To use the configurations I’ve posted you’ll need to buy and download Joystick Mapper. So if you’re going to use a Wireless Controller you will definitely need the Wireless Gaming Receiver. NB: the USB charging cable won’t work with a Wireless Controller as it only powers the controller, it doesn’t send signals via USB. What you’ll need apart from Steam, Half Life and a Mac…Įither Wired or Wireless with the Wireless Gaming Receiver. If you’re interested in using the 360 controller here’s my guide. I’ve been playing around with using a controller for Half Life and the expansions, Opposing Force and Blue Shift as I struggle using the keyboard and mouse.
