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https://github.com/x360ce/x360ce/releases
"Important: x360ce.exe version 4 works differently from old version 3. Version 4 creates "Virtual Xbox 360 Controller" inside your Windows operating system when running. Version 4 is no longer use INI or DLL files inside the game folder. This allows for x360ce.exe to support more modern games. You must minimise (not close) x360ce.exe version 4 during the game to make sure that it can constantly update "Virtual Xbox 360 Controller"."
It looks like VJoy is now no longer needed, as x360ce provides its own virtual controller.
Maybe if you use x360ce v3.x and vjoy, you can make it work as described above. Maybe?
I'm sadly very short on time since I have grown up and have a family; absolutely no time for any games, nor to update this guide :/
Plug controller in, Go local, Press A.
Also press enter to be player 2.
Play. Ta-da.