Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Disc Soft Ltd.
Release: reWASD 9.4.1
Antivirus check: VirusTotal report
The Windows mapping tool, reWASD, was designed to eliminate Xbox One/Elite and 360 gamers' frustration with the limits of their game settings and to provide new ways to customize individual gameplay.
Employ reWASD and you'll find that paddles are back in action, working as separate buttons in a customized game. You can also use a PlayStation DualShock 4 or DualSense controller on your Windows PC, let reWASD emulate a virtual Xbox 360 or DualShock 4 gamepad, and remap Xbox One, Xbox Elite or 360 controls to your keyboard. You have the ability to map your joystick to keyboard keys, use your controller like a mouse, and use Xbox Elite paddles as independent controls.
ReWASD is powerful. You can transfer key combinations and shortcuts to your controller or activate a whole series of actions with just one button through combos and macros. Turbo and toggle modes, Shift layers, radial menus and DualShock touchpad zones give you much more control. Configure, reconfigure and customize as much as you want.
It doesn't take an IT wizard to set up reWASD. Instructions are easy to understand and the online help guide explains how to remap and customize Xbox, Nintendo or DualShock controls for your favorite game. Configs can be loaded into up to four slots and switched on the fly, and reWASD can apply a profile automatically when an associated game starts.
ReWASD gives you these features:
reWASD lets you remap any controller button to keyboard keys, mouse actions or macros and use Xbox Elite paddles as separate buttons.
Features:
reWASD is made by Disc Soft, the developer of DAEMON Tools. It is paid software with a 7-day trial; extra feature groups such as advanced mapping are sold as add-ons, each with its own 3-day trial.