Post: How to convert your normal controller into a (scuf like controller) FREE
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12-09-2015, 08:07 PM
#1
Angioy
Mario!
1) go to settings
2) navigate to accessibility
3) navigate to button assignments
4) check the box
5) now press customise button assignments.
(Now what I've done guys is on black ops 3, I've changed my button layout to flipped so I use L1 to aim and R1 to shoot, and I use stick and move, which allows you to use the analogue stick to jump which is good since when you jump you still have full control of your precision.)
On the customise section I've replaced the x button as my R2 button and the o as my L2 button allowing me to quickly knife or slide or go prone more efficiently.
And in all honesty this is an amazing configuration for black ops 3 without the need of a scuf controller.
Please note after you reconfigure your buttons you will have to use them buttons on dashboard as well which is common sense but just to make people aware.
I hope this is useful for anyone and if you think of a different button configuration please comment below with some ideas!
Thanks
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12-10-2015, 05:15 PM
#3
thegamehhh
Haxor!
12-11-2015, 05:01 PM
#4
STVBDKD
Bounty hunter
Originally posted by Angioy
Yes the title says it all guys, you simply go to settings on your playstation...
1) go to settings
2) navigate to accessibility
3) navigate to button assignments
4) check the box
5) now press customise button assignments.
(Now what I've done guys is on black ops 3, I've changed my button layout to flipped so I use L1 to aim and R1 to shoot, and I use stick and move, which allows you to use the analogue stick to jump which is good since when you jump you still have full control of your precision.)
On the customise section I've replaced the x button as my R2 button and the o as my L2 button allowing me to quickly knife or slide or go prone more efficiently.
And in all honesty this is an amazing configuration for black ops 3 without the need of a scuf controller.
Please note after you reconfigure your buttons you will have to use them buttons on dashboard as well which is common sense but just to make people aware.
I hope this is useful for anyone and if you think of a different button configuration please comment below with some ideas!
Thanks
1) go to settings
2) navigate to accessibility
3) navigate to button assignments
4) check the box
5) now press customise button assignments.
(Now what I've done guys is on black ops 3, I've changed my button layout to flipped so I use L1 to aim and R1 to shoot, and I use stick and move, which allows you to use the analogue stick to jump which is good since when you jump you still have full control of your precision.)
On the customise section I've replaced the x button as my R2 button and the o as my L2 button allowing me to quickly knife or slide or go prone more efficiently.
And in all honesty this is an amazing configuration for black ops 3 without the need of a scuf controller.
Please note after you reconfigure your buttons you will have to use them buttons on dashboard as well which is common sense but just to make people aware.
I hope this is useful for anyone and if you think of a different button configuration please comment below with some ideas!
Thanks
why waste your money on a scuf controller just buy a TITAN ONE FOR PLAYSTATION 4 / PS4, XBOX ONE, XBOX 360 & PLAYSTATION 3 / PS3 you can mod your controller to do whatever you want for shooters or other games.
12-12-2015, 01:03 PM
#6
Angioy
Mario!
Originally posted by thegamehhh
Ummm if you set your layout to tactical and l2 r2 flip on its pretty much what you did? lol
Yeah but then you are using the x and o buttons whereas, my method you jump with the analog slide with the left trigger punch with the right trigger and shoot with the bumpers... much easier for fps games.
12-19-2015, 08:40 PM
#9
KAOSxGaming
At least I can fight
Originally posted by Angioy
Yes the title says it all guys, you simply go to settings on your playstation...
1) go to settings
2) navigate to accessibility
3) navigate to button assignments
4) check the box
5) now press customise button assignments.
(Now what I've done guys is on black ops 3, I've changed my button layout to flipped so I use L1 to aim and R1 to shoot, and I use stick and move, which allows you to use the analogue stick to jump which is good since when you jump you still have full control of your precision.)
On the customise section I've replaced the x button as my R2 button and the o as my L2 button allowing me to quickly knife or slide or go prone more efficiently.
And in all honesty this is an amazing configuration for black ops 3 without the need of a scuf controller.
Please note after you reconfigure your buttons you will have to use them buttons on dashboard as well which is common sense but just to make people aware.
I hope this is useful for anyone and if you think of a different button configuration please comment below with some ideas!
Thanks
1) go to settings
2) navigate to accessibility
3) navigate to button assignments
4) check the box
5) now press customise button assignments.
(Now what I've done guys is on black ops 3, I've changed my button layout to flipped so I use L1 to aim and R1 to shoot, and I use stick and move, which allows you to use the analogue stick to jump which is good since when you jump you still have full control of your precision.)
On the customise section I've replaced the x button as my R2 button and the o as my L2 button allowing me to quickly knife or slide or go prone more efficiently.
And in all honesty this is an amazing configuration for black ops 3 without the need of a scuf controller.
Please note after you reconfigure your buttons you will have to use them buttons on dashboard as well which is common sense but just to make people aware.
I hope this is useful for anyone and if you think of a different button configuration please comment below with some ideas!
Thanks
Or you could go in controls on black ops 3 use flipped and stick and move for button layout.
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