Find your way around Nexus
Read controller status and reach the tools for your current controller.
Read guide →NEXUS DOCUMENTATION
Start with a working connection. Then learn the settings you need, one task at a time.
First-time setup →Connect your controller, check its inputs, then make your first profile.
Read controller status and reach the tools for your current controller.
Read guide →Select the right physical device, assign a profile and check the connection.
Read guide →Map buttons, review changes and save profiles with predictable results.
Read guide →Inspect buttons, sticks, triggers and motion before changing your profile.
Read guide →Build the response, motion controls and feedback that suit your game.
Tune drift, range and response without losing usable stick travel.
Read guide →Choose motion output and a deliberate activation method.
Read guide →Configure pointer movement, clicks and passthrough for your game.
Read guide →Choose profile lighting and understand when a game controls it.
Read guide →Turn system or app audio into grip feedback and tune the response.
Read guide →Design independent L2 and R2 effects on DualSense and DualSense Edge.
Read guide →Create shortcuts, enable them in a profile and avoid accidental triggers.
Read guide →Configure supported Nintendo motion, HD rumble and Joy-Con mouse behavior.
Read guide →Automate profiles, understand virtual output and collect useful diagnostics.
Switch profiles by application and verify which rule is active.
Read guide →Understand active, dynamic and reserved virtual devices.
Read guide →Choose virtual output and adjust compatibility settings deliberately.
Read guide →Find setup checks, double-input controls and backup options.
Read guide →Collect evidence without confusing software activity with physical results.
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