The only game I've seen with support for simultaneous mouse and controller input is BeamNG. And I use it. Mouse and controller is technically superior both to mouse and keyboard and to controller alone in several types of games. In the context of a first person game, mouse is far better than a stick for camera, but WASD provides less movement precision than a stick.
@@jlco I think all Assassin's Creeds since Unity do it too imo the most frustrating thing is when you first need to use a device before the device gets active, such as in MGSV
Though I would prefer no steam input API over a botched implementation (which is what usually happens). It can really limit the player if you don't do it right
@@okolokoP Games that make perfect use of the Steam Input API with highly customizable controls that allow for seamless use of touchpads, gyro, and extra buttons not found on traditional controllers. Prey, for example, dynamically updates all the in-game button prompts based off of your specific Steam Input config and will display button prompts for controllers that came out after that game was released because it uses the button prompts Steam tells it to use rather than what the game devs coded in. It's a future proof way to support all controllers.
Please consider whether keeping all of Steam Input tightly coupled with the Steam Client is the best thing to do. If developers could target more than just Steam using the Steam Input API, or a core subset of it, I'm sure they'd be much more willing to use it as the basis for their input. Ideally it should even be possible to target consoles with it, somehow.
@@danieleproia Because making it so that developers only have to use one input API would allow them to focus on it and get the implementation *right.* Business as usual is: consoles first, XInput second, Mouse & Keyboard third, Steam Input never. The point is stealing consoles' and XInput status as first-class citizens.
Tying "Steam Input" to Steam is anti-consumer and monopolistic. It discourages people from buying the game on other storefronts, as the input support won't be as good, and that discourages developers from releasing their games on other storefronts. Valve must decouple this technology and release it as a standalone library not depending on Steam. Too bad this will never happen.
@@voxelfusion9894 A fully-featured, multi-platform, Steam-independent implementation with a permissive FOSS license would, of course, be awesome. But I'm just asking about the bare minimum for it to at least be viable to use without Steam, so developers don't have to choose between 1. developing and maintaining multiple input implementations, 2. not support Steam Input or 3. be locked into Steam.
Feedback for how to handle the touchscreen (from a players perspective); port over the Steam Link Touch Controller stuff, where you can arrange inputs wherever on the screen.
Is that useful when there's already so many buttons though? Like, the steam deck has more buttons on it than any controller i've ever seen. why use precious screen real estate. I mean sure, why not give us the option I guess, but what personally will you do with it, i'm curious.
@@derekfurst6233 One of the strengths of pc's is the flexibility with input devices. Even if you or I dont have an immediate use for it, opening up the ability to use the touch screen in more arbitrary ways is bound to be useful to someone. Its kind of a "the more options, the better" type thing.
@@derekfurst6233 Some games may require a very large number of keys to be played effectively. Doom has a large number of weapons and when using a controller you need to awkwardly open a circular menu which slows down the game and (arguably) ruins the slow. Why not just have a button for every weapon?
@@derekfurst6233 you should check out rumbletan's steam controller layouts for Arma and Star Citizen. That will probably give you an idea of the input options you can achieve with more than just the basic inputs of a normal game pad.
@@ThePC007 Playing a shooter on a controler is already a compromise, playing it on a handheld device is even more of a compromise. The steam deck already has more buttons than normal controllers, why add even more on the 7in screen?
Scott, you are an absolute god to me. I have been able to tweak the deadzone with an XBox One controller on SO many games through Steam controller input settings, and play SO many games with a controller that simply were not meant to be played, (setting chords, menu activations, long presses etc.) through your and your teams ingenuity. I thank you eternally. Buuuuuuut... the only thing I ever want is the ability to use a button other than the click of the stick when using a radial menu with an Xbox joystick. Please let me high light the radial menu item and then use "A" to select it.... PLEASE!!
It's fantastic that a large number of the changes that are being made in preparation for the Steam Deck are also going to be seen downstream by Steam users at large. This isn't just going to help Steam Deck, it's going to help PC gaming
It's always great to see whenever a game properly supports Steam Input. Played Death Stranding with a Switch Pro controller, and everything was working perfectly, including being able to soothe BB using my controller. I wish more games were making proper use of the Steam Input APIs.
I think the usual display that shows the controller is useful when they don't know what controller you're using. on the steam deck though, you're 99% of the time going to be using the steam deck controller. Maybe they found its not necessary? idk.
One thing the Steam Input config UI is really missing is a good way to learn how someone else's configuration works. Sometimes there's extra game configuration required or a particular way to use the configuration that's not obvious without instructions, and there's currently no good way to communicate that to people browsing configs. There should be more facilities for providing documentation on a config besides a title and some unformatted description text.
What I miss is Steam Input API running outside of Steam. Say I want to use my Steam Controller with my emulator. I don't have my emulator on Steam but I do want to use the Steam Controller. Right now it's a pain in the ass to get it working
i am more excited now after watching this video. I hope the developers use these tools which would benefit the user and their customers in the long run
PLEASE release a Steam Controller 2!!! I'm literally spoiled off my Steam Controller and it is in desperate need of replacement!! The touch detecting sticks would pair so well with the touch pads!
I'm sad I missed the input period for Q&A... Here's the question I have and I hope it gets out there: Im a user and big fan of steam controller. I would like to know if the inputs for steam deck and the new steam "big picture" (for lack of a better term) will support features like swipes, action sets, action holds, short press, long press and double press inputs, and gyro swipes? Thanks!
I use the Steam controller too and watching this I'm a bit scared. Not only are everything you mentioned absent, but specific settings for very specific optimizations are absent such as sensitivity sliders. If this is going to be the new big picture mode this is very concerning.
@@null6001 I agree. I understand why the engineers would want to make it simple because the steam controller is a bit difficult to adopt... But also, give us the option, please.
@@Tragn988 My recommendation to them is to have advanced have to be toggled on in main settings for it to show so new people aren't overwhelmed. I doubt they'll just throw away 5 years of controller development just to appeal to new people. Also another concern I have is if there is going to be a big picture config and a guide chord config.
I hope the touch screen is good. I tried playing a few games on my Surface Go's touchscreen, but dragging was choppy and I had to double-tap to click any buttons. The games I tried were Great Ace Attorney Chronicles and LevelHead
As a Deck buyer, I wish this were OS-level instead of Steam-level so I could easily use my Deck to run game jam games and productivity apps. I don’t want to launch Chrome from Steam; I want to press a global shortcut from within Chrome to remap it.
I'm very excited for this new hardware, but I hope there will be software adaptation to use a touchpad to simulate a steering wheel, similar to steam-input's rotary scrolling available on steam controller.
They made this video for their beloved steam deck. They don't give a shit about the steam controller and that's really unfortunate because it's was one of their best projects.
@@rodeofrancisco6130 Well of course, but while you say that, Steam Input on Steam Deck is extremely limited. It's literally just xbox plus keyboard and mouse. 11 4/2 analog input axes, but it can only output 6 2/2 axes including the mouse and triggers. Basically half of the inputs are redundant. It's absolute crap.
Hi Scott - I appreciate that you and your team have been busy with the Steam Deck. However, Steam customers that game on Apple Silicon (M1) Macs have been suffering with extremely poor Steam Input support. Please fix the Steam Input for gamepads on Apple Silicon Macs so that Mac gamers can play the games that they've already purchased from Steam using a gamepad. Gamepad is my primary gaming input method. As a result of Steam's lack of gamepad compatibility on Apple Silcon Macs, my Steam library has been near useless since I switched to an M1 Mac nearly a year ago. Thank you in advance for addressing this major shortcoming in Steam's service to customers that game on Macs.
Is there any reason you don't dual boot to a more gaming focused operating system? I'm all for supporting all devices, but macOS might be the least gaming focused operating system in existence. If i were you, i'd dual boot into something like manjaro
@@derekfurst6233 You can't really do that. Apple Silicon Macs aren't x86_64/amd64 PCs, they use Apple's own ARM-based SoC. Even if you get Linux on it, which isn't currently great, you won't be able to run the Linux version of Steam on that architecture.
Steam input actually is very helpful, I remember adding THAW and THU as a non steam game to be able to map my Xbox one controller to the inputs in the game.
I dont really agree. Xinput allowed for a standardized way for developers to have a controller as a viable alternative to mouse and keyboard. What Steam is doing is just improving on what was already there!
@@MonkeyVoices But here's a problem: *XInput only works for Xbox Controllers* . If you were to support PlayStation or Nintendo Switch Controllers, it won't work under XInput and they might have to rely on Input Mappers for it. Hell, it doesn't support Motion Sensors nor Touchpads! The best way to support these guys is to use DirectInput, Windows.Gaming.Input (has a Raw Gamepad Input support), Sony's API (for the case with DualShock 4/DualSense) or use a third party Input Mapper. Currently, the best way to support all Major Controller Types is using either Steam Input (either with Gamepad Emulation like how 343 Industries did with Halo Infinite or their Input Library) or SDL2...which is what Steam Input uses.
Super cool, I'm very excited for the deck, and I'm excited for how steam input integration will improve pc gaming in general. I'm also looking forward for any new controller hardware valve develops, I really liked the steam controller but it has a few flaws IMHO, and I'd love to see an improved steam controller V2 for docked mode on the steam deck.
Please fix steaminput's interception of DS5 events. Currently, neither the adaptive triggers or haptics work when going through SI, even on games that support these features with a wired connection.
Would love to see Steam Input be freed from just the use of Steam games. It's very frustrating that several PC games can have varying levels of controller support depending on the developer and storefront you happened to choose.
I agree but I don't see that happening. It could cause too many problems or too much confusion if you bought a game though Xbox and have to use SI or something. Plus, 'adding a non-steam game' fixes this anyway.
gyro only activate when thumbstick is touched? why not gyro only active when trigger button is touched? the reason gyro is used for camera so your thumb can free from thumbstick so you can press face button while looking around
I'd like to be able to add support for this to my games without being a Steam developer Especially since I don't even know if I could get this working in VB6
You don't talk about typing. Is all text forced to use the touch screen? Can people implement their own software keyboards like on Android? Is voice to text an option?
Best regards from Spain, someone can help me about how remapping keys whith steam input… I’m trying to mix two actions in one but I’m not able to do it correctly. The idea is once I hold one key.. will activate two keys at the same time… booth are different of the first one…. Sorry about my poor English skill.
ah yes, the greatest mobile console will have some of the greatest customizability. Hopefully the steam deck is everything its been building towards. Considering Linus' video about his play testing, I have high hopes. I also hope that there are applications for other operating systems to help use the device to its fullest extent.
What they should do is develop a version of Steam Input that doesn't require a doctorate in computer science to use and with all the options available for each input when you select the input, rather than some only available when you select the input through certain parhways. I've spent two hours just trying to get my PZ survivor to turn through 360° when I circle my thumb on the trackpad (and preferably stop turning the instant I cease the motion). Only for them to turn 270° to the right then start rotating back to the left. A circular motion should produce a circular motion, geek level knowledge should not be required to produce this outcome.
Please completely rework the controller mapping software in Steam itself. Making custom control sets on the PC for the Steam Controller can be really frustrating as deleting and saving these doesn't work properly.
If Steam Input wasn't tied to just Steam, I guarantee it would see far greater use and innovation. It's a great API for unifying PC games, but it's often not worth bothering with because it is only useful on Steam and does nothing for even native PC ports.
If only you would put good documentation about how to implement it instead of only "Oh! steam input is awesome it allows you to do this bunch of stuff!!!" but not a single example of how to properly implement it.
they should sell the half life franchise to another game studio who will develop for another sequel and steam will distribute it digitally. campo santo? why not?
I think a lot of the reason there is no HL3, they fear it wont live up to the hype and expectations that the fans are having. If it doesn't, that would ruin them greatly.
Developers! Listen to this man and please support simultaneous mouse and gamepad input!
Among other things
My man, it's been a long time since I saw someone with a NeoTokyo pfp
Yes. Please.
The only game I've seen with support for simultaneous mouse and controller input is BeamNG. And I use it.
Mouse and controller is technically superior both to mouse and keyboard and to controller alone in several types of games. In the context of a first person game, mouse is far better than a stick for camera, but WASD provides less movement precision than a stick.
@@jlco I think all Assassin's Creeds since Unity do it too
imo the most frustrating thing is when you first need to use a device before the device gets active, such as in MGSV
Please, Steam Controller mk 2. The steam controller was the biggest innovation in controlller design since the og dualshock
Bro, you forgot the W I I U G A M E P A D
@@AdondeBoy wii whu?
I'm glad the steam controller is somehow back, within the Steam Deck
you forgot the xbox 360 controller, gamecube controller, etc
@@AdondeBoy the deck is the gamepad and steam controller's baby
That white steam deck in the back there is pretty spicy
I hope you guys encourage more devs to use the API! I want more games like Prey and Days Gone!
Though I would prefer no steam input API over a botched implementation (which is what usually happens). It can really limit the player if you don't do it right
@@CrackCECKer Luckily you still have legacy support even with a lackluster implementation
When you say you want more games like Prey and Days Gone what exactly do you mean?
@@okolokoP Games that make perfect use of the Steam Input API with highly customizable controls that allow for seamless use of touchpads, gyro, and extra buttons not found on traditional controllers. Prey, for example, dynamically updates all the in-game button prompts based off of your specific Steam Input config and will display button prompts for controllers that came out after that game was released because it uses the button prompts Steam tells it to use rather than what the game devs coded in. It's a future proof way to support all controllers.
Please consider whether keeping all of Steam Input tightly coupled with the Steam Client is the best thing to do.
If developers could target more than just Steam using the Steam Input API, or a core subset of it, I'm sure they'd be much more willing to use it as the basis for their input.
Ideally it should even be possible to target consoles with it, somehow.
Why give to consoles that just take games hostages, while giving less services to the customer?
@@danieleproia Because making it so that developers only have to use one input API would allow them to focus on it and get the implementation *right.*
Business as usual is: consoles first, XInput second, Mouse & Keyboard third, Steam Input never.
The point is stealing consoles' and XInput status as first-class citizens.
Tying "Steam Input" to Steam is anti-consumer and monopolistic. It discourages people from buying the game on other storefronts, as the input support won't be as good, and that discourages developers from releasing their games on other storefronts. Valve must decouple this technology and release it as a standalone library not depending on Steam.
Too bad this will never happen.
The gnu knows what's up. Make it open source as the cherry on top. Then everyone on pc will gladly support this, and it'll be awesome.
@@voxelfusion9894 A fully-featured, multi-platform, Steam-independent implementation with a permissive FOSS license would, of course, be awesome.
But I'm just asking about the bare minimum for it to at least be viable to use without Steam, so developers don't have to choose between 1. developing and maintaining multiple input implementations, 2. not support Steam Input or 3. be locked into Steam.
Feedback for how to handle the touchscreen (from a players perspective); port over the Steam Link Touch Controller stuff, where you can arrange inputs wherever on the screen.
Is that useful when there's already so many buttons though? Like, the steam deck has more buttons on it than any controller i've ever seen. why use precious screen real estate. I mean sure, why not give us the option I guess, but what personally will you do with it, i'm curious.
@@derekfurst6233 One of the strengths of pc's is the flexibility with input devices. Even if you or I dont have an immediate use for it, opening up the ability to use the touch screen in more arbitrary ways is bound to be useful to someone. Its kind of a "the more options, the better" type thing.
@@derekfurst6233 Some games may require a very large number of keys to be played effectively. Doom has a large number of weapons and when using a controller you need to awkwardly open a circular menu which slows down the game and (arguably) ruins the slow. Why not just have a button for every weapon?
@@derekfurst6233 you should check out rumbletan's steam controller layouts for Arma and Star Citizen. That will probably give you an idea of the input options you can achieve with more than just the basic inputs of a normal game pad.
@@ThePC007 Playing a shooter on a controler is already a compromise, playing it on a handheld device is even more of a compromise. The steam deck already has more buttons than normal controllers, why add even more on the 7in screen?
Scott, you are an absolute god to me. I have been able to tweak the deadzone with an XBox One controller on SO many games through Steam controller input settings, and play SO many games with a controller that simply were not meant to be played, (setting chords, menu activations, long presses etc.) through your and your teams ingenuity. I thank you eternally.
Buuuuuuut... the only thing I ever want is the ability to use a button other than the click of the stick when using a radial menu with an Xbox joystick. Please let me high light the radial menu item and then use "A" to select it.... PLEASE!!
God I would love to able to use another buton to select a radial option
This would help saving & keeping games for decades!!! love steam for this!
It's fantastic that a large number of the changes that are being made in preparation for the Steam Deck are also going to be seen downstream by Steam users at large. This isn't just going to help Steam Deck, it's going to help PC gaming
It's always great to see whenever a game properly supports Steam Input.
Played Death Stranding with a Switch Pro controller, and everything was working perfectly, including being able to soothe BB using my controller.
I wish more games were making proper use of the Steam Input APIs.
I hope the new UI still allows me to view everything how steam input currently looks (like how I can see the controller)
I think the usual display that shows the controller is useful when they don't know what controller you're using. on the steam deck though, you're 99% of the time going to be using the steam deck controller. Maybe they found its not necessary? idk.
One thing the Steam Input config UI is really missing is a good way to learn how someone else's configuration works.
Sometimes there's extra game configuration required or a particular way to use the configuration that's not obvious without instructions, and there's currently no good way to communicate that to people browsing configs.
There should be more facilities for providing documentation on a config besides a title and some unformatted description text.
Heck, it should be possible to add a binding to display reference information while playing. It's easy to forget less frequently used bindings.
I hope the steam deck input will support dinput controls for classic windows 95/XP games
What I miss is Steam Input API running outside of Steam. Say I want to use my Steam Controller with my emulator. I don't have my emulator on Steam but I do want to use the Steam Controller.
Right now it's a pain in the ass to get it working
So what I'm saying is make s kernel or userspace driver
i am more excited now after watching this video. I hope the developers use these tools which would benefit the user and their customers in the long run
I’m so excited for this :)
PLEASE release a Steam Controller 2!!! I'm literally spoiled off my Steam Controller and it is in desperate need of replacement!! The touch detecting sticks would pair so well with the touch pads!
Mine is no longer usable :(
or produce more steam controllers
Developers please use Steam Input
I'm sad I missed the input period for Q&A... Here's the question I have and I hope it gets out there:
Im a user and big fan of steam controller. I would like to know if the inputs for steam deck and the new steam "big picture" (for lack of a better term) will support features like swipes, action sets, action holds, short press, long press and double press inputs, and gyro swipes?
Thanks!
I use the Steam controller too and watching this I'm a bit scared. Not only are everything you mentioned absent, but specific settings for very specific optimizations are absent such as sensitivity sliders. If this is going to be the new big picture mode this is very concerning.
@@null6001 I agree. I understand why the engineers would want to make it simple because the steam controller is a bit difficult to adopt... But also, give us the option, please.
@@Tragn988 My recommendation to them is to have advanced have to be toggled on in main settings for it to show so new people aren't overwhelmed. I doubt they'll just throw away 5 years of controller development just to appeal to new people. Also another concern I have is if there is going to be a big picture config and a guide chord config.
@@null6001 yeah that is exactly my though too.
Also I just noticed there's an old configurator button at the bottom when they showed it off.
I hope the touch screen is good. I tried playing a few games on my Surface Go's touchscreen, but dragging was choppy and I had to double-tap to click any buttons. The games I tried were Great Ace Attorney Chronicles and LevelHead
did anyone notice that white steam deck in the background?!? it looks pretty cool!
As a Deck buyer, I wish this were OS-level instead of Steam-level so I could easily use my Deck to run game jam games and productivity apps.
I don’t want to launch Chrome from Steam; I want to press a global shortcut from within Chrome to remap it.
I'm very excited for this new hardware, but I hope there will be software adaptation to use a touchpad to simulate a steering wheel, similar to steam-input's rotary scrolling available on steam controller.
They made this video for their beloved steam deck. They don't give a shit about the steam controller and that's really unfortunate because it's was one of their best projects.
@@rodeofrancisco6130 Well of course, but while you say that, Steam Input on Steam Deck is extremely limited. It's literally just xbox plus keyboard and mouse. 11 4/2 analog input axes, but it can only output 6 2/2 axes including the mouse and triggers. Basically half of the inputs are redundant. It's absolute crap.
Hi Scott - I appreciate that you and your team have been busy with the Steam Deck. However, Steam customers that game on Apple Silicon (M1) Macs have been suffering with extremely poor Steam Input support. Please fix the Steam Input for gamepads on Apple Silicon Macs so that Mac gamers can play the games that they've already purchased from Steam using a gamepad. Gamepad is my primary gaming input method. As a result of Steam's lack of gamepad compatibility on Apple Silcon Macs, my Steam library has been near useless since I switched to an M1 Mac nearly a year ago. Thank you in advance for addressing this major shortcoming in Steam's service to customers that game on Macs.
Is there any reason you don't dual boot to a more gaming focused operating system? I'm all for supporting all devices, but macOS might be the least gaming focused operating system in existence. If i were you, i'd dual boot into something like manjaro
@@derekfurst6233 You can't really do that. Apple Silicon Macs aren't x86_64/amd64 PCs, they use Apple's own ARM-based SoC. Even if you get Linux on it, which isn't currently great, you won't be able to run the Linux version of Steam on that architecture.
@@derekfurst6233 Boot camp dual boot doesn't work on Apple silicon Macs. Other virtualization methods are a hassle and/or add costs.
Steam input actually is very helpful, I remember adding THAW and THU as a non steam game to be able to map my Xbox one controller to the inputs in the game.
What are those game abbreviations
@@scarpusgaming Tony Hawk American Wasteland and Tony Hawk Underground
This justs reminded me of how much microsoft has absolutely stalled and restrained input Innovation on pc with xinput
I dont really agree. Xinput allowed for a standardized way for developers to have a controller as a viable alternative to mouse and keyboard. What Steam is doing is just improving on what was already there!
@@MonkeyVoices But here's a problem: *XInput only works for Xbox Controllers* . If you were to support PlayStation or Nintendo Switch Controllers, it won't work under XInput and they might have to rely on Input Mappers for it.
Hell, it doesn't support Motion Sensors nor Touchpads!
The best way to support these guys is to use DirectInput, Windows.Gaming.Input (has a Raw Gamepad Input support), Sony's API (for the case with DualShock 4/DualSense) or use a third party Input Mapper.
Currently, the best way to support all Major Controller Types is using either Steam Input (either with Gamepad Emulation like how 343 Industries did with Halo Infinite or their Input Library) or SDL2...which is what Steam Input uses.
very nice! this system could be more abstract and go beyond gaming? like having copy/cut/paste/quit actions for application on linux
Super cool, I'm very excited for the deck, and I'm excited for how steam input integration will improve pc gaming in general. I'm also looking forward for any new controller hardware valve develops, I really liked the steam controller but it has a few flaws IMHO, and I'd love to see an improved steam controller V2 for docked mode on the steam deck.
Steam input on PC has been pretty great for me
The is all the things I said about Gamepad Input implementation, compressed in a 5 minutes video format.
Disclaimer: I'm not Scott Dalton.
Steam Input : breaks proton input so I need to use Bluetooth :(
Please fix steaminput's interception of DS5 events. Currently, neither the adaptive triggers or haptics work when going through SI, even on games that support these features with a wired connection.
This is a great Accessibility feature too.
Would love to see Steam Input be freed from just the use of Steam games. It's very frustrating that several PC games can have varying levels of controller support depending on the developer and storefront you happened to choose.
I agree but I don't see that happening. It could cause too many problems or too much confusion if you bought a game though Xbox and have to use SI or something.
Plus, 'adding a non-steam game' fixes this anyway.
It would be awesome if SteamVR Inputs got an update like that too...
Please add native support for DualSense adaptive triggers! :(
Question: If we already have a pc with steam on it, is it possible through steam to use the steamdeck as a controller on your pc?
Is the steam deck touch screen pressure sensitive?
Just imagining the future where all games are Linux capable!
I grew up on ps style buttons I'm getting old and unchanging I love this.
this is working perfectly for me
When are you going to make Steam Input viable on platforms with ARM architecture, like M1 Macs?
gyro only activate when thumbstick is touched?
why not gyro only active when trigger button is touched?
the reason gyro is used for camera so your thumb can free from thumbstick so you can press face button while looking around
I am excited for dualshocker 2 support
I'd like to be able to add support for this to my games without being a Steam developer
Especially since I don't even know if I could get this working in VB6
Nice! I like that action emulation.... How to add it in your engine ?
Can we get a stand alone controller with everything on the Steam Deck?
You don't talk about typing. Is all text forced to use the touch screen? Can people implement their own software keyboards like on Android? Is voice to text an option?
can you adjust the dpi/sensitivity on the mouse pad itself?
What if Saman use i therd party Chinese controller ?
Or if game is in developer and not have is not steam yet ?
Best regards from Spain, someone can help me about how remapping keys whith steam input… I’m trying to mix two actions in one but I’m not able to do it correctly. The idea is once I hold one key.. will activate two keys at the same time… booth are different of the first one…. Sorry about my poor English skill.
thank you gordon freeman
ah yes, the greatest mobile console will have some of the greatest customizability.
Hopefully the steam deck is everything its been building towards. Considering Linus' video about his play testing, I have high hopes.
I also hope that there are applications for other operating systems to help use the device to its fullest extent.
Will the steam deck be able to be used as a controller for a desktop?
... I want that white Steam Deck.
What they should do is develop a version of Steam Input that doesn't require a doctorate in computer science to use and with all the options available for each input when you select the input, rather than some only available when you select the input through certain parhways.
I've spent two hours just trying to get my PZ survivor to turn through 360° when I circle my thumb on the trackpad (and preferably stop turning the instant I cease the motion). Only for them to turn 270° to the right then start rotating back to the left.
A circular motion should produce a circular motion, geek level knowledge should not be required to produce this outcome.
is that a white steam deck in the back??
Please completely rework the controller mapping software in Steam itself. Making custom control sets on the PC for the Steam Controller can be really frustrating as deleting and saving these doesn't work properly.
Does anyone have the email to this Scott Dalton? This is urgent, please send help. Thanks.
♥ the white Steam Deck
Valve, I love you.
If Steam Input wasn't tied to just Steam, I guarantee it would see far greater use and innovation. It's a great API for unifying PC games, but it's often not worth bothering with because it is only useful on Steam and does nothing for even native PC ports.
ngl this is a big deal for game devs. future proofing new controllers without needing to update your game is SO handy for devs!
3:15 - “The Steam Beck”
hi scott
Give us another Steam Controller!!
WHY DOES HE TALK SO FAST AS IF HE'S ON 1.25 SPEED
Love the fact valve is enhancing upon the strengths of pc rather hand cuffing it.
Hasn't worked correctly since 2015
If y'all would just not tie the API to just steam, you'd probably get more adoption.
If only you would put good documentation about how to implement it instead of only "Oh! steam input is awesome it allows you to do this bunch of stuff!!!" but not a single example of how to properly implement it.
It took me a week of work to figure out how to use it in my game do you need help?
@@TheHassoun9 I would be grateful for any pointers in the right direction.
There's a white Steamdeck
Team Fortress 2 Maggots ! +1
Release SIAPI as FOSS. Otherwise it will have limited industry adoption.
Y'all really had a good innovative idea for a controller and discarded it for the " steam deck" I'm not buying that shit.
Steam controller 2
The thumbnail is a bit unfortunate
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they should sell the half life franchise to another game studio who will develop for another sequel and steam will distribute it digitally. campo santo? why not?
I think a lot of the reason there is no HL3, they fear it wont live up to the hype and expectations that the fans are having.
If it doesn't, that would ruin them greatly.
can you go work on tf2 instead