Xbox controllers are not as common as Playstation controllers, but they are still a great option for game developers. In order to use Xbox controllers in VBA, you will need to know how to use them. Here is a guide on how to use Xbox controllers in VBA:

  1. First, open the Microsoft Visual Basic Editor and create a new project. In this project, you will need to create an object called “XboxController”. This object will be used to control the game controller in your application.
  2. Next, you will need to create a method called “OnControllerInput”. This method will take two parameters: the name of the Xbox controller and the value of its input button. The input button can be any of the buttons on an Xbox controller.
  3. Next, you will need to create a property called “Input” and set it to the value of “InputButton”. This property will be used by your OnControllerInput method to store the input data from the Xbox controller.
  4. Finally, you will need to add a public function called “OnControllerOutput” which will return true if there was an input event from the Xbox controller and false if there was not an input event. This function can be used by your application to determine whether or not there was any input data received from the Xbox controller during gameplay.