How To: Remap Rear Buttons

Please refer to the controller model you have and follow their respective remapping instructions, listed below. 

PS4 Controller

1. Press and hold the top-most two rear buttons on your controller (not the bumpers or triggers!)
2. While holding the top two rear buttons next press and click the touchpad one time.
3. At this point, the light bar above the touchpad should be flashing. 
4. Release all buttons.
5. Press and hold the rear button you would like to assign first.
6. Next press the button you would like to assign to the rear button (example: X, O, Square, etc.)
7. While still holding the assignment button, release the rear button.
8. Then release the assignment button.
9. Repeat steps 5 through 7 for the remaining button(s).
10. When all rear buttons have been assigned, press and click the touchpad once to save the assignments and exit Remap mode.

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Xbox One S or Series X Controller

1. Press and hold the top-most two rear buttons on your controller (not the bumpers or triggers!)
2. While holding the top two rear buttons, next press the View button once (the left button on the front of the controller that looks like a box on top of another box).
3. At this point, the Guide button light should be flashing.
4. Release all buttons.
5. Press and hold the rear button you would like to assign first.
6. Next press the button you would like to assign to the rear button (example: A, B, Y, etc.)*
7. While still holding the assignment button, release the rear button.
8. Then release the assignment button.
9. Repeat steps 5 through 7 for the remaining button(s).
10. When all rear buttons have been assigned, press and click the View button once to save the assignments and exit Remap mode. 

*Remapping to Triggers (LT/RT)
Left Trigger: While pressing the rear button, then press and hold Left Bumper (LB) and press and click in the Left Stick (LS). Release the rear button, then release LB and LS.

Right Trigger: While pressing the rear button, then press and hold Right Bumper (RB) and press and click in the Right Stick (RS). Release the rear button, then release RB and RS.

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DualSense (PS5) Controller

1. Press and hold the top-most two rear buttons. (Not the bumpers or triggers!)**
2. While holding the top two rear buttons, next press the Mic button for 2-3 seconds.
3. Release all buttons.
4. Press and hold the rear button you would like to assign first.
5. Next press the button you would like to assign to the rear button (example: X, O, Square, etc.)*
6. While still holding the assignment button, release the rear button.
7. Then release the assignment button.
8. Repeat steps 4 through 7 for the remaining button(s).
9. Press the Mic button once to save and exit Remap mode.

*Remapping to Triggers (L2/R2)
Left Trigger: While pressing the rear button, then press and hold Left Bumper (L1) and press and click in the Left Stick (L3). Release the rear button, then release L1 and L3.

Right Trigger: While pressing the rear button, then press and hold Right Bumper (R1) and press and click in the Right Stick (R3). Release the rear button, then release R1 and R3.

**If your DualSense controller only has 1 rear button and a remap chip follow the modified instructions below!

1. Press and hold the rear button and the Mic button at the same time. Hold these buttons for at least 4 seconds.
2. When the Mic button begins to flash, release the rear button and the Mic button.
3. Press and hold the rear button to start the reassignment.
4. Next press the button you would like to assign to the rear button (example: X, O, Square, etc.)
5. While still holding the assignment button, release the rear button.
6. Then release the assignment button.
7. Press the Mic button once to save and exit Remap mode.
   
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Tips and Tricks

• Each rear button can only hold one assignment at a time.
• You can enter remap mode to change a single button. You do not need to reassign every button each time. Once you have reassigned your desired button, simply exit remap mode as you would normally.
• You can un-assign a rear button to make it non-functional by entering remap mode, pressing the rear button once, then pressing the button to exit remap mode (i.e. the touchpad for PS4, Mic button for PS5, and the Select button for Xbox controllers.)