Hacking [RELEASE] VitaPad - Transform your PSVITA into a PC controller

Rinnegatamante

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Introduction

VitaPad allows you to use your PSVITA as a wireless PC controller. It supports Windows (both 32 and 64 bit) and Linux (port made by nyorem). In the future i'm planning to add also Mac Os X support and also add a proper fiddler for vJoy.

Footage (thanks to kood k)


Usage

  • Install VPK file on PSVITA
  • Open VitaPad on PSVITA
  • Open VitaPad on PC
  • Insert the IP showed on PSVITA on PC

Controls Mapping

You can edit your controls mapping by editing the XML file inside the client folder (windows.xml / linux.ml)

Default mapping:

DPAD = WASD
Cross,Square,Triangle,Circle = IJKL
L Trigger = Ctrl
R Trigger = Spacebar
Start = Enter
Select = Shift
Left Analog = DKeys
Right Analog = 8,6,4,2
Touchscreen = Mouse movement
Retrotouch = Left/Right click

Credits

nyorem for the Linux client port.

Links

Download: http://rinnegatamante.it
Repository: https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/VitaPad
 
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Awesome work buddy Thx, im sure a lot of people are willing to donate including me, if u include presets (specially xbox pad preset, and ini config file) also like Satan suggested, a bluetooth - android, client-server when u have time.
If u can do that, fuck piracy as far as im concerned ! this is all i want from my psvita!
 

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"Left Analog = DKeys".
What're DKeys?
Also, nice to know that my Vita can now function as a glorified $200 Sony controller. Totally makes up for the lack of support from Sony. Arigatou, Rinne-san.
 

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