Xbox360 Controller Texture Project

[bushida87]

first, sorry for my bad english. i come from germany ;-)
I´ve made Textures for some Games for playing with an xbox controller.
The Games are all PAL and EU versions.
The Following Controller Config will be needed:


Here are some Screenshots:




I´ve uploaded the Files on my own Server.
Have Fun

www.texture-project.tk

[Garteal]

Moved and nice job. Are you going to be using a generic style for the buttons or tailor them to the game?

[bushida87]

Moved and nice job. Are you going to be using a generic style for the buttons or tailor them to the game?

all buttons have the same style in every game. but the buttons looks great in every game

[stucky77]

Looks nice. Incidentally, I happen to be working on HD packs for Double Dash and Super Mario Strikers, lol.  I wasn't sure if there would be any interest in these, but maybe so.

[bushida87]

Looks nice. Incidentally, I happen to be working on HD packs for Double Dash and Super Mario Strikers, lol.  I wasn't sure if there would be any interest in these, but maybe so.

thats a great idea ;-) i would like to help you.
these two games are awesome ;-)

[UmbraWitchJeanne]

It looks great, but I have just one question. Why is B assigned to the X button, while X is assigned to the B button?

[AnyOldName3]

The positions are closer that way around. I've always used letter bindings, as I've not used a gamecube pad much at all, so it's easier to match things up, and there's also the advantage that on both controllers, A is often used to accept and B to go back. However, people who play games like Smash really need the positions to match, as some things are laid out such that, for example, a low attack uses a lower button.

[UmbraWitchJeanne]

The positions are closer that way around. I've always used letter bindings, as I've not used a gamecube pad much at all, so it's easier to match things up, and there's also the advantage that on both controllers, A is often used to accept and B to go back. However, people who play games like Smash really need the positions to match, as some things are laid out such that, for example, a low attack uses a lower button.

Right, but with Xbox games, you press B to go back, not X. This control scheme assigned B to the X button, which could end up being confusing.

[AnyOldName3]

The positions are closer that way around. I've always used letter bindings, as I've not used a gamecube pad much at all, so it's easier to match things up, and there's also the advantage that on both controllers, A is often used to accept and B to go back. However, people who play games like Smash really need the positions to match, as some things are laid out such that, for example, a low attack uses a lower button.

Right, but with Xbox games, you press B to go back, not X. This control scheme assigned B to the X button, which could end up being confusing.

That was one of the points I just made. However, long-time Nintendo users aren't looking at the button labels, but are just pushing whichever button is closest to where B would be on the gamecube pad. If you've not got that level of familiarity with nintendo gamepads, then this retexture isn't aimed at you.

[T_K_25]

Right, but with Xbox games, you press B to go back, not X. This control scheme assigned B to the X button, which could end up being confusing.

That was one of the points I just made. However, long-time Nintendo users aren't looking at the button labels, but are just pushing whichever button is closest to where B would be on the gamecube pad. If you've not got that level of familiarity with nintendo gamepads, then this retexture isn't aimed at you.

I wouldn't say that. One could easily rename the textures to swap them around as they please.