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Anyone else unable to map gyro enable to left trigger full pull? It keeps switching to right trigger as soon as I leave the overlay.
Yep, same issue Crunched. Soft pull works, at least. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.
Anyone else unable to map gyro enable to left trigger full pull? It keeps switching to right trigger as soon as I leave the overlay.
I'm trying to dial in my joystick-mouse config for MGSV, but it's not going well. Both gyro movement and right pad are still really jumpy. I've fiddled with the "minimum input" sliders a lot, but there's no good balance. It's frustrating because my config is sooo close to being perfect, but the joystick-mouse setting just isn't nearly as good as regular mouse input on the right pad and gyro.
Thank Nzyme, I'll take some of those pointers and integrate it into my own. I did crank up the in-game sensitivity to 10 for camera movement, and that helped a lot, but the jumpiness is still aggravating me. I'll keep playing with it.
I would have suggested mouse smoothing for anything involving "jumpiness" but I don't know if the option is available for the mouse joystick input. If it is, that's the money shot, just turn that up till it feel right but still responsive. If it isn't there, I'm not sure, but MGSV is definitely an odd case from what I've messed with.
You can't use the Steam controller keyboard overlay outside of Steam. Maybe on Steam OS, but certainly not Windows.
The touch menu is really cool for MMOs, I just wish the overlay was smaller.
When I map a touch button to a d-pad direction, pressing it causes that direction to be continually held until another d-pad input is pressed.
Also, controller button labels are not friendly and are too long to be displayed correctly ("DPAD_LEFT", "TRIGGER_LEFT", etc). Needs to let us edit the button labels anyway, because I want to know what it does before I mouseover.
Arghhhh! I went back to a 360 controller to play GTAV. What is this thing? I haven't touched it in 2 weeks and it feels soooooo weird
The touch menu is really cool for MMOs, I just wish the overlay was smaller.
It's cool, but as of yesterday it's not quite prime time IMO. It's very easy to miss inputs or have IT miss inputs (where you see the button click on the overlay but the game doesn't receive an input). Right now it's alright for what it was intended for, opening menus, but if they made it more responsive and consistent, it would be AMAZING for MMO combat. It greatly simplified my GW2 set up, even if it's a little inconsistent right now.
Yeah there's no smoothing options unfortunately.
Do you have a great set up that works for you for GW2? I just bought the steam controller specifically for GW2 since i heard it was great for it. Thanks in advance!
Do you have a great set up that works for you for GW2? I just bought the steam controller specifically for GW2 since i heard it was great for it. Thanks in advance!
I've been playing GW2 with the Steam Controller exclusively for the last week, and I've got a setup I'm pretty happy with. I'll post it when I get home in the evening.
Here's how I've got it set up, RIGHT NOW, keep in mind that right now the touchpad doesn't work GREAT yet -- right now it's still a little fiddly. What I've found works great with it, is holding the pad down a little bit longer, seems to trigger it more consistently:
Touch pad is, by default, mousing. Clicking it in hits "f" for interact.
Using the right grip, modifies it to touchpad mode, such that it behaves as a numpad - it's layed out exactly like a numpad, except that 1, is replaced with 0. This keeps 2-9 in the same spots, but gives 0 a spot on the pad, since 1 isn't needed with Action cam. You'll move your thumb around it to highlight whatever skill, then actually press down to use it. In practice, this can be done without having to move your thumb (ie, just pressing down at the top of the pad as you squeeze the grip), but doing so you'll need to hold down a bit longer for it to register (like 1/10 of a second longer)
From there, right trigger is left mouse, for skill one, right bumper is right click, left trigger is jumping, left bumper is weapon swap. Left grip modifies left pad into a touchpad for F1-5. Left pad used for movement, clicking triggers a dodge.
With this, I don't ever, EVER have to move my fingers off the pads or triggers during a fight. For anything. Buttons and control stick are used purely for menus and map/scrolling.
Thanks a lot! I'll give both a try when I get it I really feel like GW2 is more of a sit back and play with a controller game than it is a mouse keyboard game rofl. (Or i'm just really craving a PSO style game >.>)
Yeah, just like I said keep in mind that right now, it's not the most consistent. It will likely be updated soon to fix it though.
On the topic of GW2 configs, I ended up with putting the weapon skills on the shoulder buttons, utility on the face buttons and F keys ended up on mode shift + face buttons. There is some awkwardness on the shoulder buttons, but it ended up working the best for me. Lifting the thumb is preferable over doing a button combo every other second for me and all skills are basically grouped together logically on the controller, which made it easy to learn.
I set up a control scheme using it with the radial menu option as a somewhat awkward way to select weapons in Doom. That, and theoretically other shooters are about all I can see myself using it for. Definitely not worth losing an actual d-pad for.I've used this controller a lot now, and while I do love the right touch pad, I have yet to see a use for the left touch pad that couldn't be accomplished better with a simple D-pad.
Has anyone found any use for it other than using it as a D-pad or as 4 face buttons?
When modeswitched:
- Left Touchpad -> Touch menu for accessing inventory, map, etc.
- Right Touchpad -> Scrollwheel
What is this touch menu feature?
I've used this controller a lot now, and while I do love the right touch pad, I have yet to see a use for the left touch pad that couldn't be accomplished better with a simple D-pad.
Has anyone found any use for it other than using it as a D-pad or as 4 face buttons?
Sometimes the pad becomes super sensitive, as if it has autofire on or something. It's very difficult to navigate menus without overshooting, and it easily goes two menus deep with a single quick press of the A button.
What I'm trying to say is that I just accidentally restarted the system from Steam when all I wanted to do was to turn off the controller, taking all open files with a bunch of work in progress with it.
A giant fuck you to Valve for letting you restart the system from Steam without so much as a confirmation dialog. And you can't edit the menus in Steam to get rid of this option because fuck me I suppose.
Fuck. Just fuck.
Okay even without setting anything up, there is a decent way to play WOW.
How do I go about customizing everything to my liking?
I try to launch wow via steam but it brings up the blizzard launcher
Thanks
Nope.Is it possible to activate the keyboard in desktop mode? Would make navigating Windows a lot more convenient. Also, can I somehow assign two commands to a single button? I open Launchy with Alt+Spacebar but using two buttons simultaneously on the controller doesn't seem to register anything.
to be honest , this controller is giving me fiddle fatigue. I just want to play a game I already have setup. I've spent more time playing with the controller as a I have playing the games since I got it.
I'm not able to get my Origin version of Mass Effect 1 to work with the controller at all.
Did you set Origin.exe as the non-Steam game? Launch that and then launch Mass Effect 1?
Just a couple examples while I run out the door:
- Scroll wheel
- WASD with outer ring binding for a "run" key, and click for crouch
Be creative!
Steam controller works great on those games, but since you are used to playing with a mouse, have you considered something like an ergonomic mouse. Evoluent is well known for vertical mice, but other brands are available.So how is this in CSGO or TF2? I have severe wrist issues that flare up when using a mouse in anything faster then an MMO or RTS.
So how is this in CSGO or TF2? I have severe wrist issues that flare up when using a mouse in anything faster then an MMO or RTS.
I'm really curious to see the capabilities of this with android. Do you need to use the dongle with an otg cable to connect it? Has anyone fiddled around with it?