[WIP] Qt/Mapping: Visual GCPad configuration #8063
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The stick gates seem to be ten sided instead of eight sided? 😛 |
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@jordan-woyak Heh, wouldn't have caught that. It's an octagon now. |
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The QML code is now baked into the program at compile time. At least under non-Windows platforms. |
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The increase in total program size will probably be < 10M for all additions AFAICT. |
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New Windows build here This one is a bit bigger because I can't quite use Qt from Externals yet, working on that though. |
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Windows build can be downloaded here (Might not always be up-to-date)
This PR introduces the option to map inputs to the GameCube controller using a more visually pleasing interface which utilizes QtQuick.
Usage
Simply map inputs to a part of a controller by clicking the boxes next to them. If you press a mapped key, the controller will light up the pressed button / move the sticks.
FAQ
A: Will this replace the normal mapping dialog?
Q: No, it's in a separate tab, see the screenshot.
A: Why QtQuick?
Q: While possible with QWidgets it would not be fun to implement and somewhat inflexible. It is also likely that we will be moving more components to QtQuick as time goes on.
TODO