Sorry to hear about your issues. I think I have a quick fix. You’re probably getting an out-of-range exception when a controller is not paired. If you’re setting things up as in the example scene/script, then you’re calling this in Start (looking for a controller at index 0): void Start () { // Needed ////////////////////////////////////////////////// controllerInput = new ControllerInput(0, 0.19f); // First parameter is the number, starting at zero, of the controller you want to follow. // Second parameter is the default “dead” value; meaning all stick readings less than this value will be set to 0.0. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// } And doing this in Update: // Needed ////////////////////////////////////////////////// controllerInput.Update(); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Since there is not a controller at index 0, you are getting the error. A quick fix is to put this check around your Update call, ensuring that (since you’re looking for index 0), there is an least one joystick: if (Input.GetJoystickNames().Length >= 1) { // Needed ////////////////////////////////////////////////// controllerInput.Update(); /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// }

Sorry to hear about your issues. May I ask what are the exceptions you are getting? If they are out of range exceptions, then the app is not finding your paired controller and I’d suggest you try the work around listed in the reply to the other above comment titled “Has outoffrange error in ControllerInput.Update”.