Joystick Mapper

Name: Joystick Mapper — Download page. Custom Controller Mapping
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Rating: 4 (2 reviews)
Author: Rodrigo Rocha

Joystick Mapper — Free Download. Custom Controller Mapping

Joystick Mapper is a tool designed for configuring and customizing game controls on macOS. It lets you assign keyboard or mouse actions to controller buttons and axes, adapting to different gaming or application needs.

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File size: 1.8 MB

The latest version of Joystick Mapper is: 1.2

Operating system: MacOS

Languages: English

Developer: Rodrigo Rocha

Price: $0.00 USD

Key mapping. Each controller button can be configured to simulate a specific keyboard key. This is useful for games that do not directly recognize the input device, allowing greater compatibility.
Axis mapping. Analog axes, such as sticks or triggers, can be assigned to mouse movements or keys. This makes it easier to control games that require precision or smooth movement.
Custom profiles. Multiple configurations can be saved for different games or applications. Each profile stores its own specific mappings, so you don't have to reconfigure the controller over and over.
Multiple controller support. The tool recognizes several devices at the same time, allowing you to configure each one independently according to your preferences.
Mouse click simulation. Controller buttons can be programmed to perform left, right, or middle-button (wheel) clicks, which is handy in games or software that rely on the mouse.
Sensitivity settings. Analog axes can be adjusted for sensitivity and range of motion, optimizing the controller's response to the type of game.
Scroll mode. Lets you assign buttons or axes to control vertical or horizontal scrolling in applications that need it, such as browsers or text editors.
Per-application activation. Profiles can be set to load automatically when a specific program is opened, simplifying switching between configurations.
HID compatibility. Supports devices that comply with the HID standard, including Xbox and PlayStation controllers and other generic models.
Macro recording. Lets you record sequences of key presses or mouse actions and assign them to a single button, automating repetitive tasks in games or applications.
Clear graphical interface. Displays a visual diagram of the connected controller, making it easy to identify buttons and axes during setup.

Joystick Mapper was developed by an independent team focused on macOS tools. The project began in 2014, created to address the lack of controller customization options on Apple systems. It is written in Objective-C and Swift, taking advantage of native macOS libraries to ensure stability and performance. Over the years, it has added new features based on community feedback, while keeping its focus on advanced control customization.