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I didn't know if the settings would carry over into a game or not.
Hope they fix the issue fast for you all.
Again, sorry for my ignorance about lefty issues
I can't quite find the post immediately, but apparently somebody looked through the code of the latest patch and found that some functions were reading the hardware codes directly while others were reading it from the OS (or something to that effective nature). This means that the former set of functions won't be affected by changes in your Windows/Linux settings, so they'll always act as if set for a right-handed user as well as breaking some other stuff.
Thanks for the info. I have checked everything on my end but it hasn't helped. Love the username. It was my username almost 25 years ago when I first created a gaming account. lol
Yeah I have had those setting since I first set up my PC as well. It works for most games but some slip through the cracks. Valheim worked well until the last patch. Now it's broken. Thanks for the comment though.
I hope they get it fixed for both of us, and all the other left handed peeps. It makes the game unplayable atm
Well hell, that's roughly how long I've been using it as well (first started using it in the school computer lab about 30 years ago)!
That's awesome. It's so funny how these types of run-ins happen. I would have never guessed that would be possible. lol