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Entropy: Zero 2 uses Steam Input API to handle general Controller support, which also comes with expanded Gyro/Trackpad Aiming support given it uses absolute_mouse game action...however: it comes with a baked-in deadzones that retroactively affects both Input Methods.
this renders Gyro Aiming and Trackpad Aiming useless.
Entrophy.Zero.2.Gyro.Aiming.Issues.2.mp4
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Assign the Gyro as a "Camera" game action.
1a. if you're playing on a Steam Deck: the Camera action is assigned to the Gyro and Trackpads by default.
go in-game and try tilting the controller slowly.
Expected behavior
I expect the Camera action to behave the same as Half-Life 2's SIAPI Camera action.
Additional context
I'm going to assume that was done for Analog Joysticks, but Steam Input already has it's own deadzone system in place for SIAPI-supported games. If a Legacy Mouse style or a SIAPI action is in use: [Controller Preference] will be using Steam Input's pre-configured Deadzone value within Steam settings.
Baking-in a deadzone to a Mouse-like Camera does not work, and it'll breaks Gyro and Trackpad friendiless. And doing that completely misses the point of "Gyro as a Mouse" standards that was set by Jibb Smart (Flick Stick creator, GyroWiki, Fortnite Gyro).
But if you REALLY want to bake-in the deadzones for the camera: put it on "Joystick Camera" action instead...which Entropy: Zero 2 already has a joystick_move action that actually works unlike Half-Life 2's and works much better than the current Camera system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Entropy: Zero 2 uses Steam Input API to handle general Controller support, which also comes with expanded Gyro/Trackpad Aiming support given it uses
absolute_mouse
game action...however: it comes with a baked-in deadzones that retroactively affects both Input Methods.this renders Gyro Aiming and Trackpad Aiming useless.
Entrophy.Zero.2.Gyro.Aiming.Issues.2.mp4
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1a. if you're playing on a Steam Deck: the Camera action is assigned to the Gyro and Trackpads by default.
Expected behavior
I expect the Camera action to behave the same as Half-Life 2's SIAPI Camera action.
Additional context
I'm going to assume that was done for Analog Joysticks, but Steam Input already has it's own deadzone system in place for SIAPI-supported games. If a Legacy Mouse style or a SIAPI action is in use: [Controller Preference] will be using Steam Input's pre-configured Deadzone value within Steam settings.
Baking-in a deadzone to a Mouse-like Camera does not work, and it'll breaks Gyro and Trackpad friendiless. And doing that completely misses the point of "Gyro as a Mouse" standards that was set by Jibb Smart (Flick Stick creator, GyroWiki, Fortnite Gyro).
But if you REALLY want to bake-in the deadzones for the camera: put it on "Joystick Camera" action instead...which Entropy: Zero 2 already has a
joystick_move
action that actually works unlike Half-Life 2's and works much better than the current Camera system.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: