Xbox one controller для mac os

Как подключить геймпад от Xbox One к Mac

Иногда играть с помощью клавиатуры и мышки надоедает, хочется поиграть в некоторые игры с геймпадом. Mac поддерживает большинство контроллеров, в том числе и от консоли Xbox One. В этой статье мы расскажем как подключить геймпад от Xbox к вашему Mac.

Контроллер DualShock 4 от PlayStation 4 без проблем подключается к Mac по Bluetooth. Геймпад от Xbox One потребует небольших усилий для подключение. Это не так сложно, как может показаться.

Для подключение потребуется microUSB кабель, потому что беспроводной режим не поддерживается. Не забудьте перейти на страницу GitHub проекта 360Controller и скачать последнюю версию утилиты.

• После скачивания откройте DMG файл с утилитой и дважды щелкните по файлу «Install360Controller.pkg» для начала установки.

• Откроется стандартное окно установки приложения. Нажмите продолжить и примите условия лицензионного соглашения, затем дождитесь окончания установки, после чего нужно будет перезагрузить Mac.

• После перезагрузки откройте «Системные настройки».

• В меню настроек появится новый раздел «Xbox 360 Controllers», который нужно открыть.

• Откроется стартовое окно утилиты.

• Теперь необходимо подключить геймпад с помощью microUSB к Mac, после чего вы увидите его в списке.

После подключения вы можете настроить чувствительность стиков, назначить клавиши или инвертировать движение, если это необходимо. Готово! Осталось запустить игру, в которую вы хотели поиграть с помощью геймпада.

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How to Use Xbox One Controller with Mac in macOS Big Sur & Catalina

Ever wanted to use an Xbox One controller with your Mac for gaming? You can do that easier than ever before with the latest versions of MacOS, because with modern versions of macOS like Big Sur and Catalina (and newer), Apple has added native support for Xbox One game controllers.

A paired Xbox One controller can be used to play any game that supports controllers on the Mac, whether that’s popular titles like Fortnite, or Apple Arcade games, or many others. The Microsoft Xbox One S and Xbox One X controllers are great controllers to play with and very popular with gamers in general, and now it’s easier than ever to get them up and running on your Mac as you’ll see in this tutorial.

Assuming you already have a Microsoft Xbox One S controller or Xbox One X controller – the standard Xbox One controllers are a no-go – pairing it with your Mac is super easy.

How to Pair & Use Xbox One Controller with Mac (11 Big Sur, 10.15 Catalina & later)

You’ll need the Xbox One controller to be physically near your Mac to be able to pair it, and of course the controller will need charged batteries too. Here’s how to do the rest:

1. To start, make sure that your controller is powered on by pressing and holding the Xbox button.
2. Put your controller into pairing mode by pressing and holding the circular button on the top edge of the body. You should only need to hold it for three seconds or so.
3. Click on the Apple icon in the menu bar and then click “System Preferences.”
4. Click “Bluetooth.”
5. After confirming that Bluetooth is enabled, click right-click the name of the controller you want to pair.
6. Click “Connect” and your controller will automatically pair with your Mac.

Now you can launch whatever game you want to play and the controller should be automatically detected, assuming the game supports controllers anyway. Most games have customizable controller options as well in their settings, so you can change what buttons do what.

Remember, you can only pair controllers with one device at a time.

Any controller paired with your Mac will no longer be paired to any Xbox, Apple TV, iPhone, or iPad that it had already been paired with. Don’t worry though, re-pairing with those devices is easy whether you’re pairing with an iPhone or iPad, or even an Apple TV (and yes, if you weren’t aware yet, you can also pair game controllers with those devices too!)

How to Unpair Your Xbox One Controller from Mac

If you later want to unpair your Xbox controller from the Mac that’s easy too.

Return to the Bluetooth system preferences on the Mac. Next, right-click on the controller name in the Bluetooth area of System Preferences. Click “Unpair” to complete the process.

You shouldn’t need to unpair a controller in order to pair it with another device, but if you’re having issues this may be a good troubleshooting step to try.

You can also remove the controller like any other Bluetooth device from the Mac if you decide you no longer want to use the controller on the computer.

What about older Macs?

If you’re using an older version of macOS, all is not lost. You can still pair your Xbox controller by using third-party software instead to those older Mac operating system versions.

Do you use a game controller with your Mac for gaming? What do you think of the experience? Share with us in the comments.

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Having the same problem! I find that the controller works absolutely fine in big picture mode, but when I go into games it’s very hit and miss. One time it worked in Hyper Light Drifter, then the next time it didn’t. Binding of Isaac: Rebirth I could manually map controls for in-game but the d-pad was messed up. Other than that it doesn’t seem to be working in the games I try.

Any help would be super appreciated

Actually SteamInput by default only works with Xbox One S controllers over Bluetooth, over USB you need something like the 360Controller driver to get it working, as mentioned.

The ‘Pretend to be a 360 Controller’ option should never be necessary as SteamInput is able to recognize Xbox One controllers.

There have been some varied issues over the past few months that have affected Xbox controllers on macOS but at the moment both USB and Bluetooth should be working. Be sure you have the ‘Xbox Configuration Support’ entry selected in the Big Picture Controller Settings if you find the controller isn’t working properly in games but is working in Big Picture.

That actually may just be an incompatibility with the default controller config that DST has on macOS. Does your controller work in-game if you disable Xbox configuration support in Big Picture and let the game handle the controller itself? Connecting over Bluetooth has a higher probability of working since macOS has built-in support for it.

If that gets it working, DST may just not be able to work with the controller bindings set through Steam when configuration support is enabled. In that case you may want to try some of the community configs to see if they work.

Mike, I tried disabling Xbox Configuration Support and Generic Gamepad Configuration Support globally, and confirmed(*) that it takes effect for Don’t Starve Together. No change in input behavior. I’m guessing this game doesn’t use Steam Input at all, then? Just direct SDL2 using its own mappings, and it didn’t ship with a correct mapping for this GUID?

(*) Big Picture’s «Controller Configuration» for the game shows «Configuration Support Disabled», and under the game’s «Controller Options», the «Steam Input Per-Game Setting» is «Global Setting (None)»

Mike, I tried disabling Xbox Configuration Support and Generic Gamepad Configuration Support globally, and confirmed(*) that it takes effect for Don’t Starve Together. No change in input behavior. I’m guessing this game doesn’t use Steam Input at all, then? Just direct SDL2 using its own mappings, and it didn’t ship with a correct mapping for this GUID?

(*) Big Picture’s «Controller Configuration» for the game shows «Configuration Support Disabled», and under the game’s «Controller Options», the «Steam Input Per-Game Setting» is «Global Setting (None)»

I gave DST a try with my own Xbox controller (which should be roughly the same as yours) and was able to duplicate what you reported in your previous post. I think DST just doesn’t support controllers correctly on macOS, leading to the behaviour that we’re seeing. That start button behaviour just appears to be what DST does on macOS when it reads the start button from an Xbox controller.

I did manage to get it working, though not through Steam’s controller configuration, but through DST’s. I applied the default Steam controller config for the controller, then went into the DST controls menu and re-bound the start button to the controller’s start button. Confusingly it shows the same button image for the start button both before and after binding, but after re-binding it the button started working as expected, so it must just be some funny default that DST expects the start button to be that isn’t the same between Windows and macOS.

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Xbox one controller для mac os

Unfortunately, this driver only works with the original Xbox One controller for some reason, so I’ve moved all of my code to a more robust driver that supports later Xbox One controllers in addition to 3rd party controllers. Check it out! If you need help with Xbox One controller related issues, I’m always watching that repository for stuff that I can help out with.

A lightweight driver for Microsoft’s Xbox One controller.

Added support for the new Xbox One controllers with a 3.5mm jack.

Due to the lackluster nature of Mac OS X’s controller support, many games will not work properly with this controller. If you experience trouble, or are looking for a more complete experience use the 0.15 release or later of this driver (360Controller.) However as of the 1.0.1 release of this driver, the 360Controller driver has not been updated to 0.15.

If you are looking for the old binding of the controller, download the «OLDBIND» version of the driver. For best support with games, use the normal version of the driver.

FranticRain released this May 30, 2015

THIS DRIVER IS DEPRECATED

PLEASE USE THIS DRIVER INSTEAD

Unfortunately, this driver only works with the original Xbox One controller for some reason, so I’ve moved all of my code to a more robust driver that supports later Xbox One controllers in addition to 3rd party controllers. Check it out! If you need help with Xbox One controller related issues, I’m always watching that repository for stuff that I can help out with.

A lightweight driver for the Xbox One controller and third party controllers like it.

This version introduces southpaw support, available in the preference pane. Additionally, it fixes some issues that might have been occurring with settings propagation.

Due to the lackluster nature of Mac OS X’s controller support, many games will not work properly with this controller. If you experience trouble, or are looking for a more complete experience use the 0.15 release or later of this driver (360Controller.) However as of the 1.0.1 release of this driver, the 360Controller driver has not been updated to 0.15.

If you are looking for the old binding of the controller, download the «OLDBIND» version of the driver. For best support with games, use the normal version of the driver.

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Question: Q: how to install xbox 360 controller on mac mavericks?

how to install wired xbox 360 controller on mac mavericks?

i installed this driver

but is not working

iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9)

Posted on Nov 18, 2013 12:51 PM

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This worked for someone in another discussion. Make sure it works before you click solved or Csound 1 will be telling you to repost. 😁

Nov 18, 2013 2:29 PM

Has anybody managed to get this to work? The driver does not work on Mavericks for me. The Xbox360 preferences pane installs just fine, however it does not recognise the controller.

Mine is plugged in with the USB cable. OSX Mavericks. I’ve tried the latest driver from Tattiebogle.net.

Jan 5, 2014 1:45 PM

I’m using the wireless controller, which I got working under Mavericks but after a while (usually, it seems, after the Mac has gone to sleep and resumed) the controller isn’t recognised. A full restart of the Mac seems to be necessary to get it to reconnect, which is a pain. Anyone have it working reliably for a number of days, after Mac sleeping? Happy to invest in a wired controller if that’s the issue, no mention of Mavericks on the Tattiebogle website.

Jan 13, 2014 6:11 AM

I just got it recognized in 10.9. I read on another post somewhere to instsll the .11 version and not the newest version. (FYI: The newest version forces a restart after installation.)

As expected it added a preferences pane and it is recognized. BUT the controller name comes up as «Controller 1 (Wired)». I was expecting to say «Xbox 360 Controller» So far I have tried it with the Dolphin Wii Emulator only. In the emulator there is only one option for the controller and it says, «Input/0/Controller». Unfortunately, it does not work. Choosing a different option allows the keyboard controls to work only.

Jan 14, 2014 8:58 PM

Here’s where the problem seems to be for me. I should have read the FAQ more closely! 😊

Jan 17, 2014 3:45 PM

So you are trying to use the wireless controller? All that I have read points to more reliability for the wired when using it on a computer. Perhaps you should save money for a wired one?

I also forgot to mention the installation procedures on the .11 version. My controller does get recognized but as a genereric controller. Not specific to xbox360. But you can try this:

-Uninstall the pref pant and the couple of other files that have been written to your MAC. Use the search on «controller»

-once deleted run the .11 version of tthe driver. MAKE SURE THE CONTROLLER IS NOT IN THE USB PORT.

-after the installation is complete open up preferences adn you should see an xbox360 option

-open it and then plug in the controller

-it should then get recognized. You may need to play with some of the options.

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