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JoyToKey v7.3.3 is a software released for converting joystick input into keyboard and mouse commands, enabling control of applications that lack joystick support, like Word and Excel. Key features include support for up to 16 joysticks, multiple configuration files, automatic button shooting, mouse emulation (including wheel input), and adjustable mouse movement speed. Users can switch configurations on-the-fly and temporarily use settings from another joystick number. The latest update also introduces an auto-start feature with Windows and resolves an issue preventing sleep mode while JoyToKey is active. Download JoyToKey v7.3.3 for enhanced joystick functionality.
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JoyToKey v7.3.3 has been released. This program acts as a keyboard emulator for joysticks, transforming joystick input into keyboard and mouse input. It’s ideal for controlling applications that lack joystick support. You can even operate programs like Word and Excel with joysticks!
Features:
* Configurable for a maximum of 16 joysticks.
* Multiple configuration files
You can create numerous configuration files and switch between them at any time.
* Supports various useful functionalities…
o Automatic button firing
o Mouse emulation (including wheel input)
o “Adjust mouse movements” feature
When activated, mouse movement (or wheel rotation) becomes faster (or slower).
* “Switch to another configuration file” feature
You can activate a different configuration file using a designated button.
* “Temporarily use settings of another joystick number” feature
(Similar to the “shift” command of SNESKey. For instance, if you generally use joystick1 for keyboard emulation, pressing this button will utilize joystick3’s configuration (which emulates mouse or similar). Note that joystick3 is a virtual device, not a physical joystick.)
JoyToKey Changelog:
Now supports “Auto start with Windows”.
To set this up, run JoyToKey in administrator mode by right-clicking it and selecting “Run as Administrator”. Then enable the option from the “Settings” menu -> “Auto start with Windows”.
Fixed an issue that prevented Windows from entering sleep mode while JoyToKey was active.
