How To Play Schedule 1 With A Controller

Schedule 1 is a fun game to play with a keyboard and mouse, but some players actually prefer to sit back and run their empire with a controller. Although the game does not officially have controller support, you can still configure a controller to work with a game, but it’s not going to be extremely smooth. However, something is better than nothing, and you’ll be able to do most of the things with a controller if you set it up right. Here’s how to do it.

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How to Use a Controller with Schedule 1

Players can use a controller with Schedule 1 by configuring it via Steam Input on PC. Steam Input essentially lets you bind all the inputs in-game that are assigned to your keyboard to your controller. It can take some time to configure the controller, but thankfully, Steam Input displays all the important actions for you to easily map to your controller.

Here’s a breakdown of all the suggested inputs to help you map them to your controller quickly (feel free to customize these).

In-Game Action	Keyboard/Mouse Input	Controller Button
Jump	Space Bar	A button
Crouch	Right CTRL	B button
Interact/Reload	E	X button
Flashlight	F	Y button
Look Around/Mouse Interactions	Mouse	Right Stick
Move	WASD Keys	Left Stick
Sprint	Shift	Left Stick Press (LS)
Quick Slots	1,2,3,4 Keys	D-Pad Up, Down, Left, Right
Menu	Escape (ESC)	Start button
Map	Tab	Select button
Clicking/Interaction	Left Mouse Click	Right Trigger (RT)
Clicking/Interaction	Right Mouse Click	Left Trigger (LT)
Scrolling	Scroll Up	Right Bumper (RB)
Scrolling	Scroll Down	Left Bumper (LB)

Despite all the inputs being mapped nicely on the controller, players will need to get used to playing Schedule 1 on a controller. While not everything can be mapped on a controller, you’ll need to use the right stick as a mouse to click on various buttons, which can become a little tough to manage in situations like body search, where you need to quickly hide stuff in the inventory.

Other than that, most of the stuff can easily be managed with a controller, but it’s recommended that you switch to a keyboard during intense situations. For example, aiming a gun with a controller can also be hard, so it’s best to stick to melee weapons in Schedule 1.