Joystick 2 Mouse will allow the user to map the joystick's axes, buttons, POV and enables action assigning for every button. The program also lets you control each of the axes' sensitivity, and threshold.

You can enjoy different profiles, and set a number of "shift-buttons" that can let you assign more than one action to each button, as well as add custom actions to the predefined collection. It supports up to 16 joysticks, with 32 buttons, 6 axes, and POV each.

Joystick 2 Mouse doesn't have a limited collection of predefined actions it can perform, so you can "Teach" it how to do the actions you would like it to do. It lets you create different profiles, and attach each one of them to any one of your joysticks.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· From this version the program can control DirectX applications/games.
· Added the "Release Actions" feature.
· The feature is an advanced one, and is not accessible from the GUI, but can be added by editing the profile xml file.
· A "Release Action" is an action that occurs when the button it's assigned to is released.
· It applies to normal buttons and POV directions ONLY (an axis direction doesn't support it).
· In order to add a "Release Action" all you need to do is add a "ReleaseActions" node right after the "Actions" node of the button you want to configure.
· The contents of the "ReleaseActions" node is the same as the contents of the standard "Actions" node.
· For any question about this feature - feel free to contact me.