UnityXpad

Simple input manager for controllers. This is independent of Unity’s native input system, so it won’t affect the existing Unity input manager settings. I have experienced input conflicts with native Unity input system when using multiple controllers, so I used XInput instead. It works on Windows 10 and Unity 2019 with Xbox controllers. It does not work with PS4 controllers.

Supports up to 4 controllers

If your target .Net version is not 4.x, replace the sharpdx and sharpdx.xinput library under Assets/Plugins with the correct version. Both libraries are available on Nuget.

Sample Usage

Similar to native Unity input system. For example:

if ( Xpad.GetKey( XKey.A, 1 ))
{
	//Gamepad 1 A button is held
}

if ( Xpad.GetKeyDown( XKey.A, 1 ))
{
	//Gamepad 1 A button is pressed. No continuous detection
}

if ( Xpad.GetKeyUp( XKey.A, 1 )
{
	//Gamepad 1 A button is released. No continuous detection
}

if ( Xpad.GetAxis( XKey.LeftThumbX, 1 ))
{
	//Gamepad 1 Left horizontal axis, ranged from -1 to 1. 
}

if ( Xpad.GetAxisRaw( XKey.LeftThumbX, 1 ))
{
	//Gamepad 1 Left horizontal axis, returns either -1, 0 or 1.
	//This is more useful with Triggers (i.e l2, r2), since the joystick
	//rarely stays at 0 (usually stays at like 0.003 when not pushed). 
}