The native controller is recognized as a Steam Deck controller with full compatibility for features like back buttons, touchpads with pressure zones, gyro controls etc. ReWASD seamlessly supports the Steam Deck console when Windows is installed. Built-in gamepads typically are detected as Xbox 360 controllers. ReWASD supports Handheld Gaming PCs powered by Windows. ReWASD supports any generic keyboard with basic media buttons. ReWASD supports any generic mouse that has at least 3 buttons: left mouse button, right mouse button and mouse wheel.
If it’s not - feel free to fill the form and let us know what gamepad you are using. Check the lower left corner, and see if your controller is detected.Launch reWASD and connect the controller via USB cable or Bluetooth.To check if your controller is supported by reWASD complete these steps: gamepads in DirectInput mode can be seen as DualShock controller, with gyroscope and analog triggers.gamepads in Switch mode can be detected as Switch Pro controllers, with gyroscope.gamepads in XInput mode are often recognized as Xbox controllers.If this is the case, try different modes: Some may require a driver on PC to do so. Some gamepads have multiple modes that you can switch between with a shortcut, make sure to check the manual that comes with your controller. If your controller is not recognized by reWASD, you can send a request to our support team. There is only one way to know if reWASD recognizes your gamepad or not: install reWASD and plug your controller in. Some third-party controllers can be recognized by our software. Make sure to try this workaround if you own this adapter. If you use an 8Bitdo Wireless Bluetooth USB Adapter, you can download and install this software and choose the Switch mode, reWASD will detect your controller properly. PDP Little Wireless Controller (wireless connection only).PDP Faceoff Deluxe Wired Pro Controller.HORI Fighting Commander OCTA (as DualShok 4 in PS4 mode and as DualSense in PS5 mode) □.These gamepads will be detected by reWASD: As DualShock 4 Please contact the controller manufacturer, we will gladly cooperate to bring the full support to all the controllers. We have made a huge research and came to the conclusion that reWASD is not able to detect the additional buttons/paddles, since they are not reported to Windows as separate controls, unlike Xbox Elite 1 and 2 paddles. The following gamepads are supported without additional buttons/paddles. Xim Nexus (without additional back buttons).Razer Wolverine V2 (check Usecase #30 to remap the additional buttons).SEGA Genesis (Japanese & International).HORI Fighting Commander Octa Designed for Xbox Series X|S HORI Fighting Commander OCTA (as Xbox360 in PC mode) □.Thrustmaster Wireless Black (remappable as Generic controller).Razer Raiju Mobile (without additional M-buttons).Ipega 9023s (Full support for Bluetooth connection only).GameSir G7 Wired Controller (without LEDs and rumble).DualSense Edge (only with connecting with PS5) □.Google Stadia controller ( wired and bluetooth connection from reWASD 6.5, without rumble) You can do this before, or after the config is applied. reWASD calibrates the sticks automatically, just make sure to complete the full circle with your sticks for it to auto-calibrate. Please note, that Nintendo controllers may need extra stick calibration. Xbox One Chatpad (Windows 10 or later only).
The latest reWASD version officially supports the list of following controllers whether connected by Bluetooth or by USB cable: Supported devices □ - this device supports applying mappings to a physical gamepad due to its type.