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ControllerMate 4.3.11


License Free to try
Requirements None
Downloads 52 Limitations None
Publisher OrderedBytes, LLC File Size 10.0M
Date added 26 Aug 2009 Check your speed

ControllerMate is a controller programming tool that allows users to add custom functionality to standard HID devices (joysticks, trackballs, gamepads, keyboards, etc.)


Using a highly graphical interface and drag-and-drop editing, users can program controller buttons to perform complex keyboard and mouse sequences. Programming is accomplished using "building blocks". Each type of building block performs a different type of function. Building blocks can be individually configured and linked together to perform an endless variety of tasks.


Common programming tasks that can be performed with ControllerMate include:

  • Configuring controller buttons to act like individual keyboard keys
  • Configuring controller buttons to generate simple text
  • Configuring controller axes to act like mouse axes
  • Assigning an AppleScript to a controller button
  • Redefining keyboard keys
  • Assigning a custom acceleration curve to a mouse

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