controller

[mcoll]

i trying to recall what the control was that worked with mvp. it long enough i remeber what we used for it.

[Kccitystar]

You're probably talking about Joy2Key?

[mcoll]

i guess. i dont remeber what we used to hit and pitch with? 

[Gordo]

If you're talking about straight up gaming controllers to use, there's a good number of threads about this already.

[mcoll]

all im seeing is how fix issues of controllers, im asking about what controllers are used for the game.

[Kccitystar]

Logitech Dual Action is probably the most common controller used and it's the one featured in all of the stock loading screens

[Gordo]

Wouldn't it be better to indicate what kind of controller you have?  I doubt there's an exhaustive list anywhere.

[mcoll]

with all do respect gordo you miised the question, but kcsyter was able to answer it.

[Gordo]

With all due respect, you were pretty vague in the question.

[mcoll]

ok, but i thought it was clear.

[Gordo]

My choice:

 

[Umachines]

Any good quality 12 buttons, 4 axis  and 1 POV controller would work great. As KC says, Logitech Dual Action is the standard. And that's  cause they used that ones while making the PC version, and they just copied the Xbox/PS2 control schemes. Shame the sticks quality. In fact, if the game doesn't recognize your 12-4-1 specific gamepad, just go to regedit and change the OEM name value of your gamepad for 'Logitech Dual Action' exactly. Set the buttons order the same way (you may need extra software), and MVP Baseball will accept it. BTW, this is just for old DirectInput gamepads. Xbox360 controllers won't work with their native drivers unless you do some other changes.

 

[Kccitystar]

3 hours ago, Umachines said:

Any good quality 12 buttons, 4 axis  and 1 POV controller would work great. As KC says, Logitech Dual Action is the standard. And that's  cause they used that ones while making the PC version, and they just copied the Xbox/PS2 control schemes. Shame the sticks quality. In fact, if the game doesn't recognize your 12-4-1 specific gamepad, just go to regedit and change the OEM name value of your gamepad for 'Logitech Dual Action' exactly. Set the buttons order the same way (you may need extra software), and MVP Baseball will accept it. BTW, this is just for old DirectInput gamepads. Xbox360 controllers won't work with their native drivers unless you do some other changes.

 

 

Out of the box there are a few controllers that already have preconfigured settings within the game, but the Logitech Dual Action is the one that EA clearly recommended at the time of release. There's a configuration setting for the XBOX One and X360 controllers out there though if you look