Copy the quest file (such as "q3031_lute.qst" for Dandelion's Lute) from the "source" directory to the "target" directory, overwriting as necessary. Actions->Unpack Save the earlier source save game to a directory such as "source". Actions->Unpack Save the target save game to a directory such as "target". In the case of Dandelion's Lute, the file is called "q3031_lute". This is the file we need to copy from the source save game to the target save game. Note at the end of the description a file is listed. Click on the name of the quest you want to change, such as Dandelion's Lute, and click the Examine button. (Important since it affects dialogue choices.) Delete Dandelion's Lute from Inventory. A backup of the to-be-changed saved game in case anything goes wrong. Two save files: One from the beginning of the game (your "source save game") and the one you want to change (your "target save game"). File should be located in "D:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\The Witcher". Open input.bin with a hex editor (such as HxD). Set Movement X/Y to Axis 3/2 and Camera X/Y to Axis 4/1. Start game with controller off or unplugged (to prevent scrolling problem). Here are the steps to get a DualShock or similar controller working with Saints Row 2: Simply switching 0x2C4 in input.bin back to "00" fixes this and allows the player to change buttons again. The game will play perfectly with this setting, but changing gamepad input with the in-game menu causes graphical glitches. The red number "04" corresponds to "Axis 5". However, hex editing the file "input.bin" can force the game to use Axis 5. Axis 5 does work, but the user can't assign it. The in-game controller settings only allow the user to assign Axes 1-4 when using a DualShock controller. If it weren't for Axis 1, this would work perfectly. (Z-rotation +/-)Īxis 5: Right analog up/down movement. (X-axis)Īxis 4: Right analog left/right movement. (Y-axis)Īxis 3: Left analog stick left/right movement. (May also be a default setting for unused axes.)Īxis 2: Left analog stick back/forth movement. Doesn't correspond to any button or axis on a DualShock. How Saints Row 2 recognizes controller input:Īxis 1: Non-existent. 
This causes the uncontrollable scrolling effect when starting up the game. It also assumes the axes do different things or are in different positions. The game assumes there's an Xbox 360 controller, which has more than four axes.
#SAINTS ROW 3 PC GAMEPAD PROBLEMS HOW TO#
After spending an hour experimenting with it, I figured out how to make it work. I purchased Saints Row 2 off Steam only to discover my PlayStation DualShock controller doesn't work out-of-the-box with it.
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