Finally your back and start buttons assign left and right mouse buttons to them and the right thumbstick for controlling the mouse cursor and I added right thumbstick in for space bar ( jumping ).Įdit - in xpadder you assign Alt to the left shoulder button, Shift to the right shoulder button and Ctrl to the left thumbstick in ( for the companions and no need to keybind that as it is assigned already ), again 1 - 8 are assigned already but assign shift and 1 etc to the second set up to 8, do the same for Alt and 1 etc, then finally assign alt and shift plus 1 etc to the last set, voila 40 abilities. Using them is far easier than any other method to move, it kind of works similar to a racing games set up, well sort of. A on left trigger and D on the right trigger. I use W, E, S, Q on my left thumb stick up, right, down, left. Current Price 9.99 Average 9.99 Highest 9.99 Lowest 2.99 MFi Controller Button Mappings Look Around Move Menus Interact/Use Skill Select/Interact Options Select Target First Person View Select Target Pause Discussion Got a question, feedback or recommendation Avg.
That brings you to a total of 40 abilities from your 360 controller. The current price is 5.00 higher than usual. Then finally left and right shoulder buttons held down with the 8. So you can then assign in the keybinds menu within the game to then use the mentioned 8 with left shoulder button held down, then right shoulder button and all the 8, left thumbstick in for 8 of your companions abilities. I use a,x,y,b for 1,2,3,4 then I also use d-pad down, left, up, right for 5,6,7,8. I also use a program called xpadder search for it and buy the official one it's only about $5 per user per lifetime. Read more on gamespot.Yeah I use a 360 controller with 40 abilities usable with it, including the companion abilities ( well 8 of them ). Want us to remember this setting for all your devices? Sign up or Sign in now!īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Now Playing: Steam Deck - Everything To Know Following the addition of Nintendo Online classic controllers on June 17, including Nintendo 64, NES, SNES, Sega Mega Drive, and Genesis controllers, Valve has added improved support for them as well. You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos. This means players who are currently opted into the Steam beta client can use the latest features before they're released to the main Steam client. Valve is continuously making improvements and expanding ways in which players can play games on Steam, and with the latest update, it's now possible to use Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers on the beta client Sharing the news on August 4 in a new community post, Valve announced that the Steam beta client will now allow players to input Nintendo Joy-Con controllers, both individually as a mini gamepad, as well as combined into pairs.
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