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I tried it again on 200, and also nothing.
*Edit - Also, S is the sub command, the only options for it are "Remove command" and "Cancel"
*Edit2 - Thank you for the reply btw :D
*Edit3 - Wait, are you saying that the option to do that is only available as you are adding it? I'll try that...
*Edit4 - That didn't work either, there's no option to add anything to the sub command when creating it, you just tell it you want S as the sub command, and then it goes "Okay" and that's all you get.
I did try setting the fire delay to 1,000 just to see, and then again to 25, but it doesn't do anything either way. Are the numbers miliseconds of delay or something?
Don't use a sub-command. S will need to be an extra command with a fire start delay.
EDIT: If it's still not working, you can add a fire end delay to CTRL.
Like ugafan says, bind to CTRL, leave as is. Add extra command. Add fire start delay to the extra command, doesn't have to be long. Done. Should do the trick. Fire end delay to CTRL is a good idea too tho, so you don't have to hold the button
Controller Settings > Add Command for L5 > Set to keyboard CTRL > Click gear > Settings > Fire End Delay to 25ish as I still have no idea what the precise number should be, or even a ballpark > Back > Gear icon > Add extra command > Keyboard S >
I may have figured out a potential roadblock, on the quick settings for L5, the extra command just has the 2 options for Remove and Cancel... however, going into the screen where you can edit other buttons seems to open up the same settings that the main command had, so I've set the Fire End Delay to 25 for CTRL, and the settings commands for the extra command Fire End Delay to 25 as I still don't understand or know why a delay should be used, or for which command.
I've given them both a Fire End Delay of about 25 each, and left the Fire Start Delay at 0 for both, and it's still doing nothing.
I can't believe how much of a pain in the butt doing something this simple is. Thanks for your patience so far, I really do appreciate everyone helping!
Press S for save and long press L for load
I'm very open to alternatives as I've hit a wall on this entirely. How do you go about doing that?
edit: add S also to L5 button but make it LONG PRESS
Also, just for anyone reading, I've Googled this, drudged through countless Reddit posts, watched an endless number of YouTube videos, and nobody seems to ever directly address how to configure a CTRL+S/CTRL+L for saving and loading. It's bizarre how uncommon this is! My plan is to configure Deck controls for a whole bunch of retro classics, but this one thing is preventing me from sharing these layouts in the community controls for others to use.
Thanks again in advance, I'll be closely monitoring all replies to this!
CTRL - and CTRL + are on separate buttons. Also CTRL 0 for default zoom level.
Only issue for helping is that I have used this settings many years and it was made before this current big picture mode.
It seems that my CTRL -+ are made with bindings method.
I would be curious if you wanted to share that layout as a community share, and what it's for so I can find it. Maybe I can reverse engineer your method?
That is the most important step. If it doesn't work at 25, increase to 50.
If you want, you can change S to a start press. But no matter what, it will still need the fire start delay. It should NOT have a fire end delay.
Any fire end delay should only be applied to CTRL.
Are you sure? Everyone before this seems to think that's the important part... Maybe people are messing with me or something lol, or maybe you are. Hard to tell, but I'll be fussing around with everyone's suggestions periodically as my free time allows till something works.
Steam button
Controller Settings to Controller Settings
Edit layout
Back Grips
Add command for L5
Keyboard set to "CTRL"
Gear icon
Hold to Repeat (Turbo) - off
Haptics Intensity - Off
Fire Start Delay at 60
Fire End Delay to 0
Cycle Commands to OFF
Toggle to OFF
Interruptible to ON
Clicked on Close
Under L5, click Gear icon ,then 'Add extra command'
Keyboard set to "S"
Fire Start Delay set to 100 because I guess... you'd probably hold CTRL first and then hit S to save, so I'd guess the delay should be longer before S is pressed???
Then that's it, and it does nothing. Thanks again for all your replies, and thanks in advance for anyone still patient enough to assist.
Well this is wrong, read again what we said...
Give CTRL a Fire >>END<< Delay (optional, but means very short taps don't miss the combo)
Give S a Fire >>START<< Delay (crucial)
Fire END Delay means "wait this many milliseconds before ending the key input (fire)"
Fire START Delay means "wait this many milliseconds before firing the key"
The number is in milliseconds, so how long you want this to take is up to your discretion, or up the game which might need a longer amount of time between the key presses. The higher the number, the longer CTRL will be pressed before S is pressed
The reason why only setting both commands to one key doesn't work is unbeknownst to me, but a lot of games have this problem with various key combinations. I can only imagine what happens is that the Steam Deck will "press" both keys and send both inputs to a game at the exact same time, while the game in question is programmed to listen to CTRL in one step and only in subsequent steps accept S as a combined key. So sending both at the same time would cause the game to process merely an individual CTRL input and an individual S input within a single step. Just my guess