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Metroid Prime Trilogy Controls

The thumbnail is adapted from this phenomenal artwork[www.deviantart.com] by DeviantArt user Dosiguales. The icons used in the Beam selector and Visor selector are taken directly from the Metroid Prime Trilogy HD Interface texture pack[forums.dolphin-emu.org] by Terg500. The addon's implementation of free-reticle aiming was accomplished thanks to the invaluable assistance of discord user Zaurzo.

This addon mimics the control scheme from the Metroid Prime Trilogy when using the truly outstanding Metroid Prime SWEP by WLKRE. It's entirely client-side, toggleable per-player, and fairly configurable.

Note: This addon doesn't function properly if GMod is launched with the "-tools" launch option set.

Features:

• All features, except those which state otherwise, are only enabled when the Metroid Prime SWEP's custom HUD is active. This does take the "Keep Visor" setting into account.
  
• Trilogy Aiming: Frees the mouse cursor, allowing the player to aim at any point on screen. When the cursor is near the left or right edge, the player will rotate in that direction. When the cursor is near the top or bottom, the view will temporarily pitch up or down.
  
• Trilogy Beam and Visor Select: Hold your Interact/Use key (default E) to bring up the Beam Selector, then release to select whichever Beam the reticle is overlapping. Hold the Reload key to bring up the Visor Selector, which behaves the same way but changes the currently equipped Visor. Pressing the button quickly won't activate the Selector, so you can open doors or push buttons without changing your Beam. Beams and Visors will only be available in the selector if they're unlocked.
  
• Real Wiimote Support: The mod can be controlled using a real Wiimote and Nunchuk. You must have a DolphinBar. Detailed instructions can be found in the Wiimote section of the toolmenu. A Discussion thread with these instructions will be added at some future time. Wiimote support requires the Touchmote[www.touchmote.net] software, which is only for Windows (the website says it's for Windows 8, but it also supports Windows 10 and probably works fine on Windows 11). When using a Wiimote, you can aim the arm cannon using the IR pointer while enjoying the full precision of the Nunchuk's analog joystick for movement.
  
• Analog Fixes: Makes some features of Garry's Mod and the Metroid Prime SWEP play nice with analog-stick movement. Garry's Mod has native controller support, including analog movement, but not all addons or even all features of the base game are designed to use it properly. Metroid Prime Trilogy Controls includes toggleable fixes for these issues. These fixes are always active when enabled, not just when using the Metroid Prime SWEP.

I'm planning on updating it to clean up the code and allow the player to bind the two selectors to other keys, in case you don't want to reuse the Use and Reload keys for this.

Convars and commands (all of these can be controlled from the Spawnlist's toolmenu, there's no need to remember them):
mpfqf_trilogy_aiming_enabled (boolean)
mpfqf_no_trilogy_aim_when_lockon (boolean)
mpfqf_trilogy_aiming_sensitivity (float)
mpfqf_trilogy_aiming_disable_when_lalt (boolean)
mpfqf_fix_power_suit_analog (boolean)
mpfqf_fix_world_clicker_analog (boolean)
mpfqf_trilogy_beamvisor_select (boolean)
mpfqf_trilogy_beamvisor_select_inverted (boolean)
mpfqf_get_touchmote_link (command)