Universal Control Remapper

What Universal Control Remapper is

Universal Control Remapper (UCR) is a free, open-source Windows application for mapping physical device inputs to virtual device outputs. It can route inputs from keyboards, mice, joysticks, racing wheels, and eye trackers, and supports analog input. Listed inputs include Xbox 360 and DirectInput controllers, keyboards, mice, and Tobii eye trackers; outputs include Xbox 360 and DualShock 4 controllers, DirectInput controllers, keyboards, and mice. Provider documentation also lists Titan One, 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse, and MIDI devices. Profiles can be nested and switched by external programs using command-line parameters, while remapping and device order persist across reboots and device unplugging. Plugins can add input and output transformations, and providers can extend device support. Some providers may require command-line setup and administrator rights to install drivers; additional drivers may also be needed for virtual Xbox or DirectInput controllers. The project describes UCR as Alpha and under development, and warns of bugs, experimental features, and settings files that may not work across versions. Its latest listed release is v0.9.0 Alpha.