Total Game Control 3.6

Total Game Control 3.6 is designed as a professional program that can allow you to ultimate control over your games. It works by mapping keyboard, mouse, and other events to the controls on your game pad or joystick. Don't be hindered by game defaults. Set up the controls the way you want and get real gaming power. Tie complex moves to a single button, or map them to any combination of controls.

No other game profiler offers all of the features or the ease of use that Total Game Control gives you. Works with any gaming device and almost all PC games. Also works with console game pads such as XBox 360, Sony Playstation, PS2, Gamecube, Nintendo, etc. when connected through a PC adapter (XBox 360 does not require an adapter).

Major Features:

1. Auto-detect mode when defining a control. This makes setup fast and easy. Simply press or move the device controls you want to be the trigger for the control you're defining.
2. Define any number of device inputs to trigger a control event. This means you can set up a device control (button, axis, D-pad, etc.) to be a 'shift' modifier. For instance, you might define a control to trigger with button 1. You can re-use button 1 by defining a control to trigger when buttons 9 and 1 are pressed. This way when you press button 9 first, and then 1, the 2nd control will be triggered but not the first. Conversely, if you press button 1 first, the 1st control will trigger, and remain triggered until released. Then if you press button 9, the 2nd control is triggered while the 1st control remains triggered. Sometimes this is desirable. The order of events is up to you.
3. When replaying a multi-key control, you have the option to define that all keys should be held down while the trigger (say a button on your game pad or joystick) is held down, or that the keys should be replayed in succession (pressed and released). When replaying a multi-key control in succession, you have complete control over key hold and release times. This makes it possible to replay even 'sensitive' game maneuvers in games where this is required. The Adrenaline special power-up in Unreal Tournament is a good example.
4. The ability to insert specific pauses between keys of a multi-key control and override the key release time used for the entire control.
5. The ability to auto-repeat a control for as long as it is triggered. This works just like the key repeat on your keyboard. You define the initial delay (if any) before the repeat kicks in, and the speed at which the control repeats. Control replay adheres to the key press and release timing rules you define (if any). For games that don't automatically give you auto-fire, this feature can give you a serious advantage!
6. Complete control over the mouse. You can map mouse movement, including the mouse wheel, to any D-pad, analog, or digital stick. Map left, middle, and right mouse buttons. See the screen shots page to view the mouse setup tab.
7. Set up a control to enable or disable the mouse controls so that you can re-use the same device controls.
8. Game profiles can be copied and renamed, and individual control definitions can be copied between profiles.
9. The ability to start Total Game Control when you log on or when the computer starts up. No manual startup required (if desired).
10. The ability to start Total Game Control minimized in the system tray.
11. Optional command line processing for selection of profiles and other functions.
12. Detailed tool-tip help. Simply move the mouse over the item you would like to see help on.
13. In-depth electronic help in HTML Help format (indexed and searchable).

Requirements:

1. Microsoft Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, XP X64, and Vista.
2. DirectX 8.0a or later (not included).
3. A DirectX compatible game device (virtually all of them, including Xbox 360 and Nostromo speedpad).