-button groupings I built around get lost in the process. Maybe someday companies will stop weirdly hiding the Back and Start buttons again :/

Edit: After several hours working with Steam Input today, my
Steam Input design flaw we can assume Valve is never going to fix).

It has the beginnings of the Start->both triggers mode for doing mouse clicky stuff. Sadly, Valve seems to just be completely ignoring

the Steam Input gyro config and I was hoping I could have my SN30 pro+ paired with my Switch in Pro Controller mode and my pc in PS4 mode, and have gyro active on the pc. It's a shame that that's not
possible, and it's a bit weird that the PS4 mode doesn't include gyro input, but good to know that there's no point wasting time trying to get it to work

I've noticed that in Split Fiction something weird happens when you enable Steam input - game still sees and uses DualSense in it's bare state (despite even me using DSX with hidhide), but then also
sees emulated dualsense as second gamepad? so basically I'm having control of 2 players with same gamepad, just one uses steam input or DSX mappings, and other is native.
This means there seems to be a

Steam input for PS controllers was probably the first thing I tried, and today it was switched off in settings.... Which is super strange, cause I didn't leave it off. I know cause any other time it
's off the controller is completely unresponsive as a mouse (which is what I use it for primarily) and it was mousing just fine.

I figure they fixed whatever the problem was, cause turning ps controller

Title.
I turn on Glossi, my computer turns into an unresponsive mess, and I get 0.5 frames per second on my desktop. No way to open task manager, nothing but a hard restart fixes it.
Which means this
update fundamentally breaks playing anything other than Steam Games, or using THEIR OWN CONTROLLER on anything else, which was working perfectly before.

First they absolutely RUIN Big Picture Mode's UI

benefit of using gyro is that it gets to mimic the positional input of a raw input mouse, providing functionally superior control over a joystick (and the joystick is particularly awful in RE4). Sidenote
, RE4 "out of the box" doesn't actually have Raw Input mouse and has weird acceleration issues, but the mod that comes with the amazing RE4HD Project fixes this.

on. Sort of weird, but it led me down a little side tangent of finding out what the bluetooth is even different at and from what I read it not only has more input lag than the dongle but also from this
windows' bluetooth interface forget the controller before pairing again? Windows has some terrible quirks around bluetooth that need some basic troubleshooting methods every time just to provide normal

controllers can achieve. This is due to the extra input options. Two touchpads, grip buttons, and two stage triggers alongside a horde of options for every part of the controller means you can take nearly any
actually use your your body's manipulations of 3d space.
I will say that using the Gyro/Pad at first feels really weird and unnatural at first. It does not feel intuitive. Your brain will be going back and

quite a bit of people I know away from this amazing device because low friction was too slippery and medium was too stiff.

• There should be a way to test the inputs inside of the controller settings
  dream, but maybe workshop/mod support for controllers? It would be interesting to see what kind of weird things people come up with.

String Input is that a user could input text as a binding in the controller configurator. There could be multiple types of string input like chat input, console input, or have a dedicated On Screen
in-game actions to steam input games. This solves the potential issue of Steam Input games having a weird possibility of creating ModAction0 thru ModAction99 when creating a game. Here's a really good