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Use case: Controller connection notification message
This popped up when I started RA in Android (with android used as driver):
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller configured in port #1
I downloaded the controller files in GNU/Linux to find out what was loaded
$ grep -r "\"Nintendo Switch Pro Controller\"" | sort
sdl2/Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.cfg:input_device = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller"
udev/Nintendo - Switch Pro Controller.cfg:input_device_display_name = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller"
I'm surprised that not "android/..." pop-up, since I'm using "android" as controller driver. However, since there are multiple .cfg names with the same controller titles, I simply suggest that the full path and filenames should be displayed instead to avoid confusion. For example:
sdl2/Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.cfg configured in port #1
Workaround
The workaround is to go to: Settings -> Information -> System Information -- then check for "Port 0 device name" which will list the "Device config name" (the .cfg file)
Use case: Fallback mode
Normally, the Device config name displays the .cfg file name, but it's not displayed in fallback mode (which happens when you have not run Main Menu -> Online Updater -> Update Controller Profiles):
I have no idea how the fallback is working. Does it use any .cfg file all? If so, then I think the full path and filename should be displayed, as I suggested in Use case 1.
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Use case: Controller connection notification message
This popped up when I started RA in Android (with android used as driver):
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller configured in port #1
I downloaded the controller files in GNU/Linux to find out what was loaded
I'm surprised that not "android/..." pop-up, since I'm using "android" as controller driver. However, since there are multiple .cfg names with the same controller titles, I simply suggest that the full path and filenames should be displayed instead to avoid confusion. For example:
sdl2/Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.cfg configured in port #1
Workaround
The workaround is to go to: Settings -> Information -> System Information -- then check for "Port 0 device name" which will list the "Device config name" (the .cfg file)
Use case: Fallback mode
Normally, the
Device config name
displays the .cfg file name, but it's not displayed in fallback mode (which happens when you have not run Main Menu -> Online Updater -> Update Controller Profiles):I have no idea how the fallback is working. Does it use any .cfg file all? If so, then I think the full path and filename should be displayed, as I suggested in Use case 1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: