Gamepad Mapping v1.0.0 — First Stable Release

Gamepad Mapping v1.0.0

First stable release of Gamepad Mapping, a Windows WPF app that maps XInput gamepad input to keyboard/mouse output with profile templates, combo logic, and process-aware output gating.

Highlights

• Profile-driven mapping via JSON templates (Assets/Profiles/templates)
• Button / trigger / thumbstick bindings with Pressed, Released, and Tap trigger modes
• Hold-vs-tap dual-output support (holdKeyboardKey, holdThresholdMs)
• Chord and combo-lead handling with configurable grace/suppression timing
• Optional target-process gating to avoid output in the wrong app
• Localized resource pipeline (including zh-CN resources)
• Improved architecture split across input, processing, emulation, and services
• Added project documentation (README.md) and MIT license

Included in this release

• Windows x64 self-contained build artifact:
  • Gamepad-Mapping-v1.0.0-win-x64.zip

Installation

1. Download Gamepad-Mapping-v1.0.0-win-x64.zip from Assets.
2. Extract to any folder.
3. Run Gamepad Mapping.exe.
4. Keep the bundled Assets folder next to the executable.

Notes

• If your target game runs as Administrator, launch this app as Administrator too (Windows UIPI can block simulated input across privilege levels).
• On first run, local settings are created at:
  • Assets/Config/local_settings.json

Known limitations

• Windows only (WPF / net9.0-windows)
• Best compatibility with XInput controllers
• Some anti-cheat/protected apps may block synthetic input

License

MIT

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Maxim00191/Gamepad-Mapping/commits/v1.0.0