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  1. Hello everyone. I have been facing some issues with this game and SpiceTools for ages and could not find a solution, so I hope someone will be able to help me. I have two dance mats for my PC, a soft one and a Cobalt Flux, both on USB and working great with Stepmania or console games. When visiting https://gamepad-tester.com/ or when opening JoyToKey, I can see that each arrow on my dance mats actually corresponds to two inputs, as follow: - Left arrow = button 1 / -x - Down arrow = button 2 / +y - Up arrow = button 3 / -y - Right arrow = button 4 / +x I also noticed that pressing on two opposites arrow at the same time prevents two opposite inputs to be recognised. For example, stepping on Left + Right at the same time is recognised by my computer as a press on button 1 / button 4 / +x (and not -x which makes sense because it's impossible to have a physical joystick to input two opposite directions). The problem with SpiceTools is that when I am assigning the dance mats keys, it is picking up automatically the joystick values rather than the button values; as a consequence, it's impossible for me to get left + right, or up + down, to be accepted while in the game. How can I force SpiceTools to register the key mappings using the buttons values rather than the joystick values ? If that's not possible, how can I solve my problem? (I tried using JoyToKey as a proxy but it didn't work). Thank you so much in advance to anyone that can help. EDIT Finally found a solution for my issue, sharing it because I can't be the only one who needs this: While browsing on this forum I found an archive with the Spice code source Reading the source code (spicetools\overlay\windows\card_manager.cpp) helped me finding the location of the file Spice is saving the config to: "AppData\Roaming\spicetools.xml" In this xml file, I saw the mapping for the 4 panels had specific values, such as: <button name="P1 Panel Left" vkey="1" analogtype="2"> I replaced the values manually in the file as follow: Panel Left vkey = 0 Panel Down vkey = 1 Panel Up vkey = 2 Panel Right vkey = 3 All keys analogtype = 0 It now works perfectly, after many weeks of being unable to play
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