Adds -nojoy and -nosteamcontroller to dedicated cmdline args #689
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a.) "nosteamcontroller" does not exist as a string so ???????????? |
Was going off of Valve documentation, I didn't consider that the steam controller was released after TF|2 stopped being updated, will fix
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Closes #634
Adds
-nojoy(joystick inputs) and-nosteamcontroller(steam controller inputs) to the dedicated server's default args. This is supposed to stop the loading of the XInput DLLs, but at the moment does not. This PR is drafted while I try to figure out if there's something more that I need to do.Update
After talking with Gecko on discord here, it was determined that even having
-nojoy -nosteamcontrolleron a client doesn't stop xinput from loading. As such, it seems that xinput's loading happens regardless. This PR will still close #634 due to it not truly being an issue- one we can fix, anyway. I'm undrafting this PR and leaving it as-is because adding these args might have a minimal perf benefit.