Your to key value should be what you want as your new value for that button.ĥ.) All unused buttons should have vk_none (disable this key) set for their to key valuesĦ.) Make sure you go to the devices tab and click caps lock led for your controller if you have a led light in your keyboard caps lock key. For example, if I wanted to modify button A on my controller, my from key value would be g. For the from key value, add the keyboard key the button on your control corresponds to by default. If they don't, take note of what they are.Ĥ.) On the Karabiner app, click on add item. The from key and to key columns should both be blank.ģa.) Each button on the control is preprogrammed with a keyboard key as follows: A:g-B:j-X:h-Y:i-ArrowLeft:e-ArrowRight:f-ArrowUp:c-ArrowDown:d-Select:n-Start:o-Left:k-Right:mģb.)I don't know if this is standard amongst all the devices so I'd open up note or word to confirm that your controllers buttons correspond with the keys above. Click target device and click on 8BitDo Zero 2 gamepad (unknown).

If you had tried to connect using the directions under MacOS, the device would show up as DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller which won't be recognizable to the Karabiner app.ģ.) Open up your Karabiner-Elements app, which should have you on the simple modifications tab by default. Once you confirm the 5 blinks, press and hold select until the led light starts blinking non-stop.Ģ.) Go to your bluetooth settings and connect to 8BitDo Zero 2 gamepad. Press R and start which will trigger the blue led light at the base of the controller to blink 5 times. The process to get this set up is a bit tricky, so here are the steps you need to take from the beginning to get it all working.ġ.) When turning on the device and pairing with your MacOs, use the in box directions under keyboard mode to connect. Here’s a walk through on how to make karabiner work using an 8bitdo zero 2 ($20 on Amazon) controller that I posted previously.

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