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Basic Usage

  1. Enable any required virtual devices via vJoy.
  2. Start rust-vjoy-manager.exe and prepare your config. Any changes are auto-live and may be visualized by the input viewer.
  3. Save config via System -> Save config.
  4. The most recently saved config will be auto-loaded on next start.

Rebind types

  • Logical rebinds: don't modify or pipe any input, but prepare information/state which is used by reroute and virtual rebinds.
  • Reroute rebinds: pipe input from physical devices to virtual devices and may transform input (e.g. combine two buttons to one axis or apply axis offsets).
  • Virtual rebinds: act on the state of virtual devices exclusively.

Execution order

Rebinds are processed in the order of logical -> reroute -> virtual. Within one rebind type the order is top-to-bottom.

Shift modes

Shift modes can enable/disable rebinds and act as a bitmask.

0b00000001 enables any rebind that requires the first bit to be set.

0b00000000 disables any rebind that requires the first bit to be set.

Active mode is the required bitmask for a rebind to be considered active.

The current shift mode is found just below the Virtual devices label. Default mode: 0b00000001.

Adding/Removing rebinds

Rebinds can be added via Add logical/reroute/virtual buttons at the top of the rebind list.

To remove/reorder a rebind, use the buttons next to the rebind.

Input viewer

Any rebinds in the loaded configuration are live. You can visualize the input for mutliple devices at the time by clicking the physical/virtual device in the devices list.

Tesselation/rendering of the input plots is quite CPU-intensive. You can minimize RVM to save resources and only process your rebinds without any rendering.

Logs/Errors

The terminal alongside the application will log information and errors - proper file logs are in the works.