PadForge v3.2.1 is released. Modern controller mapping utility for Windows. Maps any controller, keyboard, or mouse to virtual Xbox 360, DualShock 4, custom DirectInput, or MIDI controllers via ViGEmBus, vJoy, and Windows MIDI Services that games and applications see as real hardware.

PadForge changelog:
PadForge 3.2.1 is a bug-fix release for the 3.2 mapping engine. It fixes touchpad-to-mouse aiming and mapping-table column sizing, plus a few smaller mapping-tab issues.
Touchpad to mouse
A touchpad axis mapped to mouse X/Y now moves the cursor the way a laptop trackpad does. Before this release the cursor moved inverted on the Y axis, ran at full speed no matter how far the finger moved, and pinned to a screen edge when the finger lifted. The reader now tracks finger motion as a relative delta, and a full swipe across the pad moves the cursor about one screen width.
Mapping a touchpad axis to a non-mouse target still reads absolute finger position. A DualSense touchpad mapped to a virtual touchpad, or to a stick, passes the finger's location straight through.
Mapping table column widths
Every column in the Mappings table sizes to its own content. The Options column no longer renders far wider than the checkboxes inside it. The Output and Source dropdowns reserve room for the widest entry their list can show, instead of shrinking to whatever is selected, or to nothing when the row is empty. Column widths recompute on load, so they fit each language's label lengths.
Smaller fixes
Half checkbox. The Half option is disabled when the mapped source is not an axis. A button, POV direction, or touchpad click has no half-axis, so the checkbox is grayed out for those sources.
Xbox Share auto-map. Any controller that reports a Misc1 button auto-maps it to the Xbox virtual controller's Share output. That covers the DualSense Mic button, the Switch Pro Capture button, and the Xbox Series Share button. Controllers without the button are left unbound instead of carrying a dead binding.
Extended controller schematic. Clicking a trigger image to record now flashes the trigger outline, the same as the buttons, sticks, and POV hats on that schematic.

Download: PadForge v3.2.1
Source: Here