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Steam input gyro aiming feels great
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this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2024
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Taking a closer look, you're right. I was fooled by the headline there, serves me right for not double checking 😅. As a Wii owner back in the day I'm all too familiar with the limitations of accelerometer only controllers so that's massively disappointing.
I'll probably be sticking to playstation controllers for the foreseeable future anyhow for how feature packed they are, just wish gyro became more widespread.
My main reason for wanting gyro in Xbox controllers is that I believe that Windows would then also implement support for it in Xinput. That way it would become a de facto default controller feature and developers would have a reason to directly implement it in their games. Then we wouldn't be dependend on Steam Input to use it at all.
Yup, that'd be fantastic! We also probably wouldn't have to choose between gyro and analog triggers when it comes to third party controllers and their usual Switch Pro Controller/xinput modes if that became a thing.