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If your game only uses gamepads and you want to ensure that most Android gamepads (those that are not already mapped) work out of the box without user mapping, enable this option. As an added bonus, devices that support rumble also work on Linux such as the Xbox 360 controller!Īpart from the new native Linux support, another important feature to point out is the new "Support Unknown Gamepads" option for Android. The remaining devices will be added in future updates, but because Rewired supports run-time user control mapping, these devices should work anyway so long as the user maps them prior to use. Finally, Rewired has native joystick support on Linux! All the usual benefits apply like intelligent (and working) hot-plugging, support for > 20 buttons and axes (yes, flight sim controllers work!) I've already mapped the vast majority of gamepads on my list of controllers with extended support and a couple of the flight devices.

NYKO AIRFLO EX PC GAME CONTROLLER NOT WORKING UPDATE

This is probably the single biggest update to Rewired ever. I've submitted the update to the Unity Asset Store, so it should go live in ~7-10 days. If you have purchased Rewired and would like register for early updates, please contact me here. Rewired 1.0.0.71 is now available for download to registered users. Things like getting convincing AI and getting the characters to move fluidly were the harder problems. That said, I wouldn't say we had to make any major sacrifices on the technical accuracy of the simulation.

That could easily be different for a different type of game. On whether technical accuracy or gameplay matter more - in our case we're making something that is first and foremost meant to be fun, so gameplay gets highest priority. run slower than real-time where appropriate) to make more room for input where it improves the user's experience (and it's plainly obvious to the user that, on low difficulty, the batting/pitching simulation in SMB runsslower than real time).

We can also do things like manipulate time (i.e.

the button press), happens quite a bit earlier than the window of time in which the bat can make contact with the ball, so there's actually room there to accept input over a wider window of time.

Input latency isn't as big of an issue in our domain as it might appear.

All other subsystems are always stepped at 60hz or higher.

SMB drops to 30hz in certain circumstances, but only the rendering.

You just have to take advantage of some things specific to your domain (in our case, baseball). I don't think there is any silver bullet solution for this category of problems (at least until we all have display and input devices that run at 200hz+). You're right - in the context of hitting a baseball, 16ms represents a big difference in the trajectory of the ball.

NYKO AIRFLO EX PC GAME CONTROLLER NOT WORKING HOW TO

Yes, we did have to think about how to handle all of the issues you've described. Thanks for writing, it's cool to get a technical question once in a while.