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I suggest keeping automatic shooting off for your potion buttons, because if you leave those on all the way, you'll waste potions so fast, and probably end up losing money that way.įor layouts, I personally like having 3 of my 4 main buttons as the skills I use regularly (the buttons, 1, 3, and 4). Most of them will require automatic shooting, just move the slider all the way to the right, that'll make it so your attacks repeat automatically without you having to mash the buttons over and over again (just hold them down and it'll work by itself). Unless you like inverse controls, simply assign the left, right, up, and down arrow keys respectively, and keep Automatic shooting off. To edit a key, simply double click it, you'll meet the window in the next screenshot.ĭon't mind anything here except for the top box that says "DISABLED" and the "Automatic Shooting", those are the only things that you will need.įor the first four buttons, "LEFT", "RIGHT", "UP", "DOWN", those correspond with your left joystick. Most gamepads have numbers on their buttons, those of course correspond with the "Button #". This text box should appear, just name it something to remind you of what the hell the setting is for, as you can have multiple settings with this program.

Double click the icon and click on "Create". You can now unzip the JoyToKey application, and put it in a folder with easy access (unless of course you enjoy a messy desktop). With that out of the way, all you really need are your motion buttons, main skills, and of course your loot & potion keys. My simple Logitech, which has 4 buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, and the start/pause works just fine for me.

Your controller, no matter what type you have, will not have enough buttons for everything.

Now, you'll notice there's just so many commands. For the sake of this tutorial, I've done so with my main character.

IKANJI MAPLESTORY HOW TO

How to do it First thing you'll need to do, if you can't remember your keyboard layout off the top of your head, is to go in game and take a screenshot of it. ~A controller installed on your computer (any controller should work, x360, PS2, regular logitech gamepad, ect) Playing Maplestory with a Controller What you will need