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Here’s how to assign the button on your Xbox controller for screenshots in Steam:
1. Enable Xbox Configuration Support:
- Open Steam, go to Settings > Controller > General Controller Settings.
- Check the box for Xbox Configuration Support.
2. Assign the Screenshot Button:
- Launch the game in Steam.
- Press Shift + Tab to open the Steam Overlay.
- Select Controller Configuration.
- Find the button you want to assign (e.g., the middle lower button) and set it to the Take Screenshot action.
3. Set a Global Screenshot Button:
- Go to Steam Settings > In-Game.
- Make sure a screenshot hotkey is assigned (default is F12).
- In the Controller Configuration, map your button to trigger F12.
4. Test in Game:
- After configuring, return to the game and press the button to check if it takes a screenshot.
If it still doesn’t work for some games, they might not support Steam Overlay or controller remapping. You can try adding the game as a "Non-Steam Game" in your library or use third-party software like JoyToKey to map the button globally.
No worries! Let me guide you to find the Controller Configuration in Steam:
1. Enable Big Picture Mode:
- Open Steam.
- In the top-right corner, click the Big Picture Mode icon (it looks like a square with two arrows pointing out).
- This mode makes it easier to find controller settings.
2. Find Controller Configuration for a Specific Game:
- While in Big Picture Mode, go to your Library and select the game you want to configure.
- Click Manage Game (you’ll see this on the game’s page).
- Select Controller Configuration.
3. Map the Screenshot Button:
- In the Controller Configuration screen, you’ll see a layout of your controller.
- Select the button you want to configure (e.g., the middle lower button).
- Assign it to the Take Screenshot action or map it to the F12 key.
4. Save and Test:
- Once you’ve assigned the action, save the configuration.
- Launch the game and press the button to check if it works.
If you’re not in Big Picture Mode, you can also right-click the game in your Library, go to Properties, and look for Controller Settings there. Let me know if you need more help!