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reWASD is a key mapping tool specifically designed for game controllers on Windows, developed by Disc Soft (the same creator of DAEMON Tools). Through it, users can remap the controller keys on a computer, relieve some limitations of the controller, and customize restricted functions. In other words, it enhances gaming experiences by allowing users to remap their controllers, keyboards, and mice to their liking.
With reWASD, gamers can customize the button mapping, assign macros or even create complex controller profiles. This flexibility enables players to optimize their controls for different games, ensuring a seamless and personalized gaming experience. For example, if a user prefers to play first-person shooters with a controller, reWASD easily allows them to switch the mouse buttons’ functions to match their preferences.
In reWASD, switching between profiles is quick and easy, allowing gamers to seamlessly transition between different games without having to manually reconfigure their controls each time. It supports various controllers, including Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo, making it compatible with a wide range of gaming setups.
Overall, reWASD is a fantastic tool that empowers gamers to tailor their controls, enabling them to fully immerse themselves in their favorite games while maximizing comfort and efficiency. And its intuitive interface and easy-to-use features make it accessible to both newcomers and experienced gamers alike.
// Key Features //
- Map joystick to keyboard keys and mouse buttons
- Assign different actions to Double, Long and other presses
- Create Shortcuts out of gamepad, keyboard or mouse buttons
- Add 4 additional controller mapping layouts with Shift mode
- Use Xbox Elite 1 & 2 paddles as independent controls
- Add up to 3 mappings to Sticks and Triggers zones
- Square sticks allow users to customize the shape of virtual stick. Gain access to a graph that enables you to fine-tune the squareness parameters of the stick to meet your specific requirements
- Emulate Virtual Xbox 360 or DS4 controller on any gamepad
- Turn your keyboard into the virtual controller
- Virtual gyroscope rotation allows you to emulate gyroscopic movements using control elements
- Autodetect associated apps to apply configs automatically
- Group supported devices and let them act as one
- Virtual Device Performance settings allow to speed up virtual gamepad cycling macros
- Check the gamepad’s battery status in the system tray
- Adjust haptic feedback for the gamepads with embedded vibration
// Official Demo Video //
// System Requirements //
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.2+
// Edition Statement //
AppNee provides the reWASD multilingual full installers and unlocked files for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit.
// Installation Notes //
for v5.2.2:
- Download and install reWASD
- Copy the unlocked file to installation folder and overwrite
- Done
// Related Links //
// Download URLs //
| Version | Download | Size |
| v5.2.2 |  |
29.9 MB |
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