only then;

My first assumption would be that the steam input configurator likely assumes the natural resting position of your controller to be at a specific coordinate along the x / y axis in comparison
to where it's actually supposed to be.

The 3 most common way I can see this could happen would be if:

1. the controller calibration was initially calibrated via the steam input configurator while

make it do that you can't do now? [/quote]

my main issue with the controller was I bought like 3-4 of them over its 4 year livespan.

Each and every single one of them eventually one of the shoulder
Steam Input working and Value would have to prioritize fixing problems, but what we got was instead not only the same lack of fixing things but a massively more painful configuration interface that added

decrease the amount of memory used, and issues related to it). [/quote]

Nice, I hadn't heard about this, and looks good too. Does it add any functionality that isn't offered by the steam controller

Originally posted by @R+5:

imo, another important features could be to offer the "steam controller menu" as a "free and stand-alone program", so it could work like the unofficial "sc controller

imo, another important features could be to offer the "steam controller menu" as a "free and stand-alone program", so it could work like the unofficial "sc controller" program in linux but in every
system compatible with steam client, and make easier to backup and configure settings (ie via text files) and use them without needing to launch "steam client" (which would decrease the amount of memory

instead of just a text description that isn't even displayed properly.

I use Steam Input with a lot of games, from touching up little issues like poor trigger handling, to prototyping control suggestions
]

• Modifier keys get stuck

That's aside from just the generally miserable and excessively convoluted configurator experience (which takes way too many clicks to do

I have the same issue with Fifa 23. But I use a program called "GlosSI" that emulates a controller for Xbox Game Pass so I can play Cloud games in Game Pass with my Steam Controller, so in order to
solve this issue I run Glossi and with that my controller appears on Fifa.
There's another program called "x360" that does this very similar and will works too.

BUT maybe is some setting missing in your

is recognized and works, but within the rather new controller configuration from steam deck (with action layers) I never see any button icons.

The controller itself is functional (mind not the
layout config was created with the former controller layout configurator (I tested other layouts current official ones and from other ppl to see if there is a transmitting problem from the former to newer

something) , but this seems to work for some games and not all. Some issues i have is some games have pre set controller configurations and so when remapping with reWASD or something the in game controller
I been using controller and mouse for a long time because i don't like being hunched over a keyboard. You can map a controller on steam , or i use a program like reWASD ( or you could use Joytokey or

previous controllers.
I am able to pair the new controller to the dongle but when I start my game (Black Desert) it overwrites the controller configuration I made with the default configuration. If I try to
manually change it to my own configuration, it will immediately change it back to the default configutation. It only happens with the new controller, the old ones work properly.
I noticed the new controller

I always have issues with missing rstick since the right pad is never configured properly out of the box and the left pad is never configured properly to function as a dpad properly. I prefer 8 bit
do snes+ controllers that look like snes/ps1 controller which is perfect for me but my android tv does not play nice with the controller so i am stuck using steam controller. But the contoller keeps