Guide for Due Process – Controller Support
Step One
As a preface: Make sure the controller you intend to use is plugged in before you start, and during the whole process.
First navigate to Steam; click on Steam and use the dropdown to open your settings.
Step Two
Head down and select Controller on the left hand tab; from there click on General Controller Settings.
Step Three
Here you will select which type of controller you will use; from here the guide may or may not look different to your experience; I am using an Xbox Elite controller. I don’t believe the important details will be different, but make sure you double check if you are using a different controller.
Step Four
After you enable your controller, down below under “Detected Controllers:” select the controller you will be using. Off to the right will be a button called Calibrate; you’re going to want to be able to navigate back to this easily so that you can adjust the deadzones on your controller accurately.
They do have an autocalibrate feature, but it can be a little insensitive.
Step Five
After we’re done enabling and calibrating the controller, we want to create a configuration for our game. So, in Steam you are going to want to open Big Picture Mode; navigate to Library, and then navigate to the game you intend to play, in this case Due Process. From the Due Process page we will navigate to Manage Game, and then to Controller Configuration.
Step Six
Here is the playground. You can create a configuration on your own, or at the bottom of this guide I’ll place a link for my own. It should work on default controls in Due Process, but I can’t recall if it’s accurate 100%
Something else to consider is that the developers for Due Process added toggle modes for some features, so you may want to experiment with that.
I have my one handed buddy playing with a pretty similar configuration; there were some things he switched around, but I can’t recall what all he changed, so please play around and create the best config you can.
My Controller Configuration
steam://controllerconfig/753650/2418299595
I’ll try to play with it so that I can export it through the Steam systems, but I make no promises because I have no quality micro-USB cables. Until then I hope this helps.
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