Xbox

If you want to simulate a Xbox Device you need to install a simulator. But if the simulator is installed, here is some command line you can use:

x360:startsim      //Will create a simulation of a Xbox Controller
x360:startsim:2    //Will create the simulation on a specific slot
x360:aboardall     //Stop all the simulation created previously
x360:jlr:0.5       //Set the left joystick horizontally to 50% of it power
x360:jlr:-0.5
x360:lt:0.5        //Set the left trigger  to 50% of it power
x360:a:true        //Set the 'A' button  to pressed
x360:pr:0          //Set the button pad at right the 'B' to released
x360:al:0          //Set the arrow pad at left to released
x360:sbr:false  

Input name

Floatable

• TriggerLeft, "tl"
• TriggerRight, "tr"
• JoystickLeftEast, "jlr", "jle"
• JoystickLeftNorth, "jlu", "jln"
• JoystickLeftSouth, "jld", "jls"
• JoystickLeftWest, "jll", "jlw"
• JoystickRightEast, "jrr", "jre"
• JoystickRightNorth, "jru", "jrn"
• JoystickRightSouth, "jrd", "jrs"
• JoystickRightWest, "jrl", "jrw"

Boolable

• TriggerLeft, "tl"
• TriggerRight, "tr"
• SideButtonLeft, "sbl", "bl"
• SideButtonRight, "sbr", "br"
• ArrowLeft, "al"
• ArrowRight, "ar"
• ArrowDown, "ad"
• ArrowUp, "au"
• ButtonA, "a", "ba", "paddown", "pd"
• ButtonB, "b", "bb", "padright", "pr"
• ButtonX, "x", "bx", "padleft", "pl"
• ButtonY, "y", "by", "padup", "pu"
• MenuBackButton, "m", "menu", "b", "back"
• StartButton, "s", "start"
• JoystickLeft, "jl"
• JoystickRight, "jr"