[jerkychew]

After reading Elan's post about Xbox 360 controller support, I installed the drivers, rebooted and plugged in my wired 360 controller. So far there's no response at all from XBMC when I try to drive around. Do I need to enable it somewhere?

[jerkychew]

Update: Via the Wiki I found the keymap.xml information page and subsquently found my keymap.xml at ~home/Library/Application Support/XBMC/userdata. I've poked around in there and there is indeed a section titled <joystick name="Wireless 360 Controller"> but so far I'm not sure where to get each button id. I've got the Xbox 360 control panel open and it does respond to each button press but it still no workee in XBMC. Guess I have more searching to do.

Sorry about the semi stream of consciousness posting; it keeps me on track.

[elan]

You should replace the keymap.xml file Application Support with the new one that came with 0.1.5, or else whack yours and let XBMC replace it for you on the next boot.

I'm looking for a volunteer for finish up the keymap.xml, if you're interested!

-elan

[jerkychew]

Yes, I'd like to give it a go so I can help out where I can - I'm no developer! I thought I had whacked all the old settings before installing 0.1.5, as I always delete the xbmc folder in Application Support before upgrading to a new build, but perhaps I missed something. If it's the correct keymap file it should "just work" once I launch XBMC, right?

[elan]

You don't need to be a developer, just XML you'd be editing.

It should just work with the right keymap.xml file. Make sure you load up the preference pane that shows that the controller is recognized.