ConsolePort 

If you just say "it doesn't work", I can't really help you. I need information on what software you're using to determine whether it's a problem with the addon or the software itself. The front page clearly states that WoW does not support controller input out of the box. The addon itself is pretty solid and won't just "not work" if you have your controller set up correctly.

You must understand that while I want people to enjoy this addon, I've already put time into explaining how to set it up, which is why I redirect you there instead of spending half an hour writing another copy of the same explanation.

Also, by "staffing", do you mean strafing? If you mean that it keeps strafing you when you hardly even touch the stick, then you probably need to adjust the deadzones of the axis input.

This update has a lot of improvements under the hood. A lot of the fundamental code has been rewritten to perform better and be a little bit smarter. Of course, for the end user this is probably not even noticable. Having reworked a lot of code in this update though, there might be unforseen bugs. Should you find a bug, don't hesitate to report it here and I'll get on it.

I've been getting requests for a few options to be added to further customize the experience. I've added a new system to handle cvars, which can provide pretty convenient gameplay improvements without corrupting your keyboard/mouse settings. So far, there's only a handful of new settings added, though. Beyond that, I've added the ability to disable the automatic mouse toggling along with binding turn instead of strafe when mouse look is off.

I highly recommend ticking fast camera zooming. Coupled with the custom camera bindings, camera control becomes extremely fast and fluent.

I will also touch briefly on click-to-move. This setting might be useful if you prefer using "Interact with mouseover" instead of right clicking. When you turn it on, you can for example mouse over a lootable corpse that's a few yards away and by attempting to interact with it, your character will automatically move over to the corpse and loot it. This also works for interacting with NPCs, clicking stuff on the ground and attacking enemies. This could potentially relieve some of the annoying parts about having to click the game world.

I'm just going to assume that you didn't read the instructions on the front page at all.

I should clarify I meant major features that affect how the addon works.
Also, I'm not saying there won't be any other major features added. It's just that nothing comes to mind at the moment.
I will add these options soon. I put them on the backburner in favor of the raid cursor and getting all that sorted.

Will fix!

Edit: Forgot to mention you can already disable mouse look. It's not permanent though, but you can type "/cp lockcursor" to toggle it on and off.
Edit2: Here's a macro to accomplish what you want for now..

You should just map the right touchpad to act as a mouse and that'll solve your problem.
Sorry I haven't added better support for the Steam controller yet, but it's kinda hard when you don't own one, you know?

In this update, I decided to take another look at the interface cursor animation.
Even though it did the job, it was incredibly dull. A root problem of using translation animations is the delay they introduce when moving the animation frame from the starting point to the end point. So I decided to remove all that.

The new animation is based around highlight flashing and scaling. It's also instant, meaning no perceived input lag when you move the cursor. Beyond that, it has a few special conditions when it will increase its flash radius so that the user can easily spot where the cursor is located.

I might have an idea what's happend here. What happens if you're not in moonkin form when you log in?

Edit: As I suspected. Had forgotten to add moonkin and bear form to the texture lookup. Fixed in the next release.
In the meantime, /reload when out of moonkin form will make the textures show up.

I've finally covered all the features originally planned for ConsolePort, where the final missing piece was a viable gameplay system for healers. If you want to see other features implemented, please feel free to post suggestions. Just don't mention the FFXIV hotbar again.

This update adds a completely new cursor, which can be used by anyone, but is designed for healers. In order to use it, you'll have to bind "Toggle raid cursor" from the ConsolePort binding category. Beyond the flashy exterior, it works similar to the interface cursor, but you only use the D-pad to control it.

Toggling the cursor on or moving it around will automatically change your target. If you play a healer, you can now seamlessly cycle through raid frames without any macros or elaborate healing profiles. Toggling it off will reset your D-pad to their normal bindings.