Full Controller Support with Rumble

Controller Support with Rumble

Adds controller support to nearly every part of the game: movement, cursor, inventory, wound view, crafting and minigames. Actions (and consequences) come back as rumble, so you can feel exactly what you're putting your poor expies through.

Features

Gamepad input

• []Any XInput-compatible controller, auto-detected.[/]

  []Two control modes: direct aiming and cursor control, toggled by clicking the right stick (R3)[/]

  []Lock-on to nearby items and objects, so interacting doesn't need precise stick work[/]

  []Quick slot access: Each inventory slot has its own button, labelled in game[/]

  []Gun handling on the d-pad: rack, eject, safety[/]

  []Custom bindings for the inventory, crafting menu, health panel and every minigame[/]

  []Smooth analog movement[/]

  []In-game button prompts, so you don't have to memorise (much)[/]

  Rumble

  • []Feel every fall, every injury[/]

    []Fully configurable; turn it down, or off, if you hate it[/]

    []Contextual, hand-tuned motor feedback for pain, gunfire, earthquakes, traps, explosions, screen shake, minigames, your own heartbeat, medical procedures, and plenty more[/]

    []Warning: eats batteries (if you're not careful...)[/]

    Control scheme

    The left stick moves and the right stick aims, either as a cursor, or as a heading held out from your body. Click the right stick to switch between them.

    The right trigger attacks and uses whatever is in your hand. The left trigger interacts and picks things up, mirroring the mouse buttons it replaces.

    Note that with a gun equipped, the d-pad becomes gun handling instead of speed control.

    Lock-on

    Holding the left trigger half pulled locks onto the nearest thing you could actually interact with, and marks it on screen. Flick the right stick to cycle between targets.

    Let go without committing and the lock stays until you point at something else. Pull the trigger all the way to grab, use or interact.

    Inventory

    Tap X to toggle the inventory. Hold X and it behaves like a proper radial menu: the left stick picks whichever slot lies at that angle, and letting go closes it.

    • []A takes what's in a slot, or puts down what you're carrying[/]

      []B cancels; the item goes back where it came from, and the panel stays open[/]

      []Y uses or wears whatever you're holding[/]

      []L3 drops it, R3 favourites the slot under the cursor[/]

      []Tapping A on a container opens it; holding A picks it up to move instead[/]

      []Hold RT while placing one container onto another to transfer the contents across[/]

      Quick slots

      While the inventory or the health panel is open, the shoulder buttons and d-pad address body slots directly. Each slot is labelled in game with the button that reaches it:

      Pressing a slot button picks up whatever is in that slot; or, if you're already carrying something, puts it there and swaps whatever was in the way.

      So a transfer between any two slots is two presses. LB then D-pad down swaps your primary hand with your middle back.

      Health panel

      The left stick moves between limbs, slots and the contextual action button. The cursor starts on the torso, so everything is within reach with a few flicks.

      The quick slots are the fast path for what the panel is actually for: RB to take the bandage out of your secondary hand, then A on the limb to apply it. The cursor returns to the limb you were pointing at after it fetches from a slot, so the detour costs you nothing.

      Crafting

      []D-pad up/down picks a recipe[/]

      []D-pad left/right changes category[/]