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- Do you have a real official 360 controller or another brand telling you that it's compatible with the 360 pad ?
- Is it wireless ?
- Did you update your drivers recently ?
- Did you try to bind controls in the settings if it's not automatically detected ?
- Did you plug your pad before launching the game ?
The odd thing is, if I plug in a second controller, it recognizes that (as a Player 2 controller), and will use it. This is not practical, though, as with the GPD Win it's intended that you use the built in controller.
Addtionally, this issue is unique to Drifting Lands. I do not experience this issue on any other indie Steam games, such as Spelunky, Enter the Gungeon, Vagante or Nuclear Throne. All of these use the GPD Win controller flawlessly. It seems like Drifting Lands is using some unusual convention to interface with and recognize the controller.
It's a shame because this game looks awesome and I want to buy it if we could only get this working!
Again we have several official Xbox controlers (wireless or not, 360 or Xbox One) and none of them cause the slightest problem. A bug you can't reproduce is a bug you can't fix. If you want to help us, you might want to answer the questions I have asked in the previous post because we're going nowhere with this :(
I tried again by purchasing your full version and testing today.
When the switch is set to controller, rather than recognizing it as a 360, it seems to recognize it as a partial keyboard. See below.
Answers to your questions
- Do you have a real official 360 controller or another brand telling you that it's compatible with the 360 pad ? It's built into the device. Not official, yet functions as a 360 controller on all other games.
- Is it wireless ? No. It is harware built into the device.
- Did you update your drivers recently ? They are the current supported drivers. and updated.
- Did you try to bind controls in the settings if it's not automatically detected ? I am unable to bind the settings as movements with the digital contoller are not detected at all. The analog pad is recognized as WASD. The XBOX buttons are recognizes a Up Arrow, Down Arrow, etc.
- Did you plug your pad before launching the game ? There is a switch for mouse control and controller control. I have tried with lauching with controller selected first, and it does not reconize the deivce. I have also tried with mouse selected first, then switching to controller, and it still does not recognize the device.
Is there a command line I can use to force DL to recognize my controller as 360? For example Steredenn as a launch option of "-force-xbox360" for this.
Devs helping devs~
The future of gaming.
Thank you! Game looks brilliant, by the way. I'm eager to get this working.
As a side note, I find it really weird that searching this forum for mentions of Steredenn or Jets N Guns only brings up 1 hit each, but Diablo is all over the place. Personally I'd much rather my game be associated with JNG and Steredenn, theyre kickass games.
I'm using an xbox 360 controller and I had to manually remap the start and back buttons because they were set by default to the sony controller setup. (after remapping them, "start" changed to "menu" for example)
•If I play thorugh Steam Link, both the XBox controllers don't work, but Steam Link does recognize there are two controllers plugged into it (green lights are player 1 and 2)
•If I use the controllers on the PC, they work fine.
I'll try what MaximumD said, maybe keybinds are wonky.
EDIT
Nope, controllers don't work when plugged into Steam Link, but they do when plugged into the PC. :(
I have a wired Xbox 360 controller and a Steam Controller (wirelessly) connected. If I set my Steam controller to emulate the mouse and keyboard, it works fine. However if I set it to act as a gamepad it won't work.
Now, if I unplug the 360 controller, then the SC will work as a gamepad.
This leads me to think the game will only recognize ONE game controller at a time + Keyboard & Mouse.
Has anyone else experienced this?
The whole issue appears to be rather complex so hopefully on some sunny day the Steam client guys can find a way to get a grip on this.