VController is NOT intended to be used for cheating in online multiplayer games. This tool can simulate controller input, and using it in games that offer aim assist to controllers may result in an unfair advantage if you’re using mouse and keyboard. This behavior may be considered cheating or a violation of terms of service in certain games.
Do not use this software to gain unfair advantages in online games. Use at your own risk. You are responsible for how you use this tool. Violating game rules may result in account bans, restrictions, or other consequences from game developers.
VController was created to help users with alternative input needs, testing setups, or accessibility scenarios. Any misuse of this tool falls solely on the user and is not condoned by the developer.
This application uses ViGEm Bus Driver, developed by Nefarius Software Solutions. Licensed under the MIT License.
VController is 100% safe, open source, and contains no malicious code. You can inspect, build, and modify the source code yourself.
Being open source does not mean you’re allowed to steal the code and claim it as your own, republish this project under another name, or reupload it to other sites without permission. Unauthorized redistribution may lead to DMCA takedown requests.
VController does not require any sign-up or login process. You can use it freely without creating an account.
By using VController, you agree not to use the software for illegal or malicious purposes, not to misrepresent its origin, and not to redistribute it without giving proper credit.
VController currently supports Windows 10/11 and requires the ViGEmBus driver to emulate a virtual Xbox 360 controller. Make sure all dependencies are installed for proper functionality.
VController does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. All processing occurs locally on your machine. Your privacy is fully respected.
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