ConsolePort 

Yes, I got that., hehe. I'm just curious to know if you're using any of the example profiles and if you had any opinion about them.

I don't actually recommend PGP because it's very messy, annoying to use and costs money.
Considering I used their own function to export the example profile, it shouldn't be corrupted.
With JoyToKey, did you put the profile in the same folder as the JoyToKey executable?

Edit:
This should work for JoyToKey:
1. Unzip the program
2. Do not start the program
3. Put the profile in the program directory
4. Start the program

Let me know if this works for you. I will update the readmes with instructions.

Found this, haven't tried it though:
http://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/co...button/camujj7

Regarding the double click; I'm not 100% sure it's allowed. I think Blizzard would actually frown upon it. I've tried to find other solutions, but the problem is you have to be out of mouse look, you have to press down on the npc/item/whatever and you have to release the button within 1 second.

The double click isn't THAT annoying, but if I could, I would write some code to circumvent it. Still not certain whether it's doable. Anyway, I'll include an updated profile for JoyToKey in the next update that will double right click when the button is held down for 100 ms.

Now, regarding the button graphics mismatch; what you're seeing in game is actually an Xbox One controller. Likewise, for DualShock users, the buttons are from the PS4 controller. The addon isn't specifically written for any controller, but I do recommend the next gen versions over the previous gen because of their improved quality, feel and responsiveness. I'm sure the graphics are not that much of a problem in the long run.

Not really, no. I guess some of the hook scripts and priority logic could be lifted to create a separate addon for that. Using this would probably just be annoying, considering the amount of gimmicks added to support controller gameplay.

Have a look at ConsolePort.lua (excuse the mess) and specifically the functions LoadHooks, UpdateFrames and PostLoadHook. I use these to hook frames and temporarily redirect the keybindings. The LoadFrames table in LoadHooks works according to priority, sort of like a reversed stack where the index is the priority number. When a frame is opened, it claims focus of the key bindings, but if the current focus holder is closed, it falls back to the priority system to find the proper focus frame.

Been working on making the addon more intuitive for the uninitiated. I'd love some feedback on stuff that is unclear, not working right or just down right weird. I'm only one person developing this, and not all my ideas are great, lol.

Game menu:
Mouse over on a button will show which spells/actions are currently assigned to each combination:


Binding palette ("Controller" on Game menu) now has a full tutorial:

I've added this functionality now:


The bindings are saved to the account-wide table when you log out, so you can use it to import bindings from your current character if you mess up or want to reset to what you had your previous session.