Universal Control Remapper is a complete rewrite of the original UCR, created in collaboration with evilC.
Universal Control Remapper is a Windows application which allows the end-user to remap any inputs from devices, such as keyboards, mice, joysticks, racing wheels, eye trackers, etc. to virtual output devices. Remapping is achieved by transforming inputs through plugins to a desired output device.
The latest release of the Universal Control Remapper can be downloaded from GitHub.
Documentation for Universal Control Remapper are hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/snoothy/ucr/wiki.
Please do not use the UCR thread on the AutoHotkey forums. Either raise an issue on the issue tracker or join us in the HidWizards chat channel on Discord
- Remap any number of inputs to any number of outputs on emulated output devices, with full analog support
- Profiles and nesting allows for easy configuration
- Endless remapping potential through plugin extension support
- Remapping and device order persists through reboots and unplugging of devices
- Profiles can be switched by external programs through Command line parameters (CLI)
- HidGuardian support through HidCerberus for true HID remapping
- Remap your own, or unsupported, input/output devices through extension support for device providers
- Uses no injection making it compatible with games using anti-tampering technologies, such as Denuvo
UCR supports input and output devices through plugins using the IOWrapper backend. UCR is released with standard plugins but can be extended with third party plugins to add additional device support.
- Xbox 360 controllers (XInput)
- DirectInput controllers, includes gamepads, racing wheels, HOTAS, etc.
- Keyboard (using interception)
- Mouse (using interception)
- Tobii Eye tracker
- Xbox 360 controller (XInput) (using ViGEm)
- Dualshock 4 controller (using ViGEm)
- DirectInput controller (using vJoy)
- Keyboard (using interception)
- Mouse (using interception)
Universal Control Remapper is Open Source software and is released under the MIT license.