n64: Analog Stick Swap Toggle #45
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This is great, thanks. Ive been meaning to do something like this eventually. Ill review and test in the next day or so :) |
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Sounds great, looking forward to your feedback! |
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Introduced a new virtual pack controller configuration, SWAP THUMB STICKS TOGGLE. This new configuration option allows the analog stick input to be swapped for a more modern control feel for any FPS(First Person Shooter) game.
When enabled, C-Buttons are mapped to the left analog stick and the N64 control stick is mapped to the right analog stick.
Note: XBOX360 and XBOX360_WIRED are only supported in this PR. It is the only controller I had available for testing during development.
Note: I am more than happy to improve the changes for performance, scalability and readability.