X360ce Vibmod 3.1.4.1 -

Library: Utilizes the DirectX XInput 1.3 wrapper standard.

You can save different settings for different games. For Forza Horizon, you might want 100% rumble. For Counter-Strike, you might disable it entirely. VibMod 3.1.4.1 stores profiles as separate .ini files.

If you want to go beyond the GUI, open the x360ce.ini file in Notepad. Look for the [ForceFeedback] section. You can manually add: x360ce vibmod 3.1.4.1

[ForceFeedback]
Enabled=1
LeftMotorPeriod=500
RightMotorPeriod=250
LeftMotorMagnitude=10000
RightMotorMagnitude=8500
SwapMotors=0

Also, you can edit [PAD1] to adjust dead zones: Library: Utilizes the DirectX XInput 1

LeftDeadZone=0.15
RightDeadZone=0.15

A 0.15 dead zone eliminates stick drift without losing sensitivity. You can save different settings for different games

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Solution: The game may be sending XInput rumble commands to a different controller index. In x360ce, under Game Settings, force "Controller 1" as the only active pad. Also, disable Steam Input for the game (right-click game in Steam → Properties → Controller → Override to "Disable Steam Input").

Solution: This is a classic VibMod issue. Reduce Damper Gain to 40% and set Center Spring Strength to 0% inside the "Per-Game Profiles" tab. Some games (e.g., Assetto Corsa) need FFB inverted—check "Invert Force Feedback" in VibMod.