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Add native touchpad (touchscreen) support for Steam Deck itself #6

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streetpea opened this issue Sep 16, 2022 · 3 comments
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Add support for the Steam Deck touchscreen to perform touchpad gestures (such as swiping for the guiding wind in Ghost of Tsushima).

@streetpea streetpea added the enhancement New feature or request label Sep 16, 2022
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@streetpea streetpea added this to the Release 1.2.0 milestone Sep 23, 2022
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ejleslie commented Oct 7, 2022

Super exciting that you're doing work on this - thank you! Any chance you might pursue adding haptic feedback as well? Chiaki's lack of interpretation of rumble from the PS5 is a bit of a bummer. :)

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@ejleslie I closed this issue because the touchscreen support is done but if you want you can add an issue for the haptic feedback. Also, if you do want to create a new feature issue can you clarify what you want haptic feedback for (i.e., the DualSense controller or the Steam Deck controller?

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@streetpea Will do! I had meant on the deck since that seems to be the sole focus of this fork but if support could be added for the dualsense also that'd be amazing, is that on the table?

streetpea added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 29, 2023
Notable Changes:

- Implemented touchscreen support for PlayStation touchpad
- Added mouse support for touchpad (support for Steam Deck trackpad)
- Created updated controller profile with reference implementation

Closes #6, closes #11
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