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...just tested and it was superb. SC is getting better and better every day.
It has at least 360 tricks in its sleeves :)
Insanity! How do you jump while strafing right?
F to use for life!
I grew up ith Q/E being lean, and F/G being activate, Space to jump. Standard setup for games like Theif and SS.
in my default KBM config my buttosn are X=reload (R); Y=game dependent - typically basic items like flashlight, etc (T); B=use (F); A=jump (space), with bumpers being QE, grips being LCTRL (left) and modeshift for left pad (right).
left pad gets customised by game, often a touch menu.
All carry-overs from the xinmap/xpadder apps.
Sometimes I set it to R-Trigger Full Pull Action with Agro Hip Fire or Normal HF if it doesn't work for me in specific. FYI, I'm using L-Trigger to fire. Also it's good to have haptics on to have a feeling where Soft Pull Action begins when using dual triggering.
I actually wished they had put two additional buttons on the rear of the controller. I would've much prefered this this to the dual-stage triggers.