atar-axis/xpadneo

Features

• Peripheral Input Drivers - Functions as a kernel-level driver that translates raw Bluetooth gamepad packets into standardized system input events.
• Input Mapping Layers - Standardizes button and axis mappings across software layers to support specialized inputs.
• Bluetooth Connectivity - Implements Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity for maintaining stable wireless communication between Xbox controllers and the host.
• Bluetooth Gamepad Drivers - Provides a low-level driver for managing wireless controller connections and report descriptors via Bluetooth.
• Linux Gamepad Drivers - Provides a Linux kernel driver for Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity and input support for Xbox gamepads.
• Native Controller Integrators - Integrates wireless Xbox gamepads into the Linux system via Bluetooth for authentic input.
• Console Input Mappers - Configures Xbox controllers to provide raw axis data and custom button mappings for gaming.
• Gamepad Mappers - Standardizes button mappings and driver settings to ensure consistent controller behavior on Linux.
• Gamepad-to-Keyboard Mappings - Converts gamepad stick and button inputs into mouse and keyboard events for system navigation.
• Analog Input Precision - Disables kernel dead zones to provide raw axis data for high-precision movement in games.
• Gamepad-to-Mouse Emulations - Converts gamepad stick and button movements into mouse and keyboard events for system navigation.
• Raw Input Passthroughs - Bypasses kernel-level dead zone filtering to deliver unscaled analog input directly to the user-space application.
• Haptic Feedback Controllers - Manages rumble intensity and trigger force feedback for smooth tactile responses.
• High-Frequency Streaming - Provides high-frequency streaming of rumble and trigger force feedback to ensure smooth tactile responses.
• Axis Precision Optimization - Removes kernel dead zones to provide high-precision raw axis data for games and simulators.

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