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Depreciate pre-built configurations in favour a user defined mapping scheme in config.toml #16

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santarl opened this issue Nov 12, 2024 · 0 comments
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santarl commented Nov 12, 2024

Introduce a mapping scheme that lets users map ps vita input to ds4 input manually by defining it in the config file. Mapping files for current four configurations can be provided.

Some considerations:

  • DS4 touchpad region is significantly smaller than PS Vita touchscreen region, so it doesn't make sense to do 1:1 area mapping.
  • Instead, let the user define custom rectangles on the vita (on the front or back) which would map to a part or whole of the ds4 touchpad
  • This would allow us to define the remaining space for virtual buttons, which would also be configurable with the mapping file.
  • Additional buttons for extra functions, such as triggering keyboard etc Support input from the PS Vita's on-screen keyboard #10 can make use of these buttons.
  • Current configurations divide the front or back touchpad into a four regions and map a button to them, but this is uncomfortable in the case of back touchpad as it doesn't let you rest your fingers on the back and is more prone to accidentally presses.
@santarl santarl changed the title Depreciate pre-built configurations in favour a user defined mapping scheme Depreciate pre-built configurations in favour a user defined mapping scheme in config.toml Nov 12, 2024
@DvaMishkiLapa DvaMishkiLapa added the enhancement New feature or request label Nov 12, 2024
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