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My solution is to use AntiMicroX to map my controller buttons to keyboard buttons, then SSF2 can map those keyboard buttons to game controls. This works for my DS4 and my Logitech F310, but not for my GameCube. I think that one is a driver issue.
Also, it’s cool to see other people still playing this game.
It’s pretty fun. The main reason i haven’t played much lately is that it crashes my computer and i have not figured out why.
I’ve never played Asuna, but the research thing sounds like it’s copied from Terraria’s journey mode. Research enough of an item and you can duplicate it endlessly, as an alternative to a more traditional creative mode.
Sounds like there’s more Terraria influence too, like slimes holding items and the lack of swimming. I wonder if you’re supposed to find boots of water walking or flippers for swimming, so you can cross water easier.
I don’t have a problem with that. Terraria has a lot of great ideas, that’s why so many Minecraft mods (and apparently also this) also use them.
Given that there’s apparently no way to stop people from having a robot generate code and then plagiarizing that, Proposal E seems like the best option to me. Tho it still doesn’t address legal issues with code Frankensteined together from the entire web regardless of original license.
I run apt update && apt upgrade every few days at slowest, or whenever i want to install or remove something with apt. That’s Debian.
I’m pretty sure the only programs on my computer that automatically update are those by Mozilla, since i don’t know how to stop them.
Debian is known for being very stable so i trust that when it tells me to do a system update i should, and so far nothing has broken except what i break.
Usually i only don’t use the latest version of something if either the latest version is worse than an older version (KiCAD seems to get less usable over time, from what i know) or the latest version isn’t available to me for some reason (PolyGlot has unsatisfyable dependencies so i use an old version).
At small scale it looks like a granola bar, but up close it’s a very nice space bar.
Things were mostly broken (i couldn’t get fluxbox to start) until i used tasksel to install Cinnamon so i could use a browser to look some stuff up (i only have one computer). I removed Cinnamon but whatever it left behind fixed my system enough that i’m now typing this in LibreWolf with not too many weird graphical issues. Some stuff doesn’t work at all yet, like my laptop’s function keys for things like brightness and volume.
So all in all, better than i thought this might go.
Thank you for that last bit. “Just do it” out to be the advice i needed.
That has occurred to me. My current computer has enough storage (assuming i don’t lose hundreds of GBs to system log files like i did back in Mint) and i already have dependencies from several DEs from when i was trying some out and didn’t know how to fully uninstall the ones i don’t want.
Nope, that doesn’t remove anything. 0 upgrading, installing, removing, or not upgrading.
One piece of potentially helpful information i think you forgot is, what is your controller?
Nope. I checked three hardware stores for solder wick but i can see if there are any more in town.
Hard to say, i’ve never used reWASD. There’s another program called Input Remapper that i haven’t used for games but which is supposed to be like AntiMicroX but for keyboard, mouse, and gamepad inputs and outputs going both ways. So i can make my keyboard an Xbox controller, my Wii U controller a keyboard, my mouse a pair of DK Bongos probably, and so on. But i don’t know how to make it work without sudo access (apparently some programs need that and some don’t to mess with inputs) so i don’t like using it.
Some people don’t like Steam running in the background. My last computer was so weak it couldn’t run light weight games through Steam because of the extra resource usage.
AntiMicroX for converting gamepad inputs to keyboard inputs. I pretty much only use it for Super Smash Flash 2.
No mention of M&M Kart or Super Bombad Racing⸮
I forgot how frustrating Blender’s boolean modifiers can be sometimes. I did try but Blender crashed my computer.
I’m about ready to give up on solving this problem that i have no personal stake in, but here’s what i was planning to do.
I found suitable caps for MX and Choc V1, though i didn’t get around to trying the Choc files.
The SVG i used is based on the flat one here, and my monochome single-object version is here, since i can’t upload an SVG in a comment here. It’s text but you can copy that into a plain text editor (xed, Notepad, etc.) and save it as an SVG file.
On the custom keyboard i’m designing, my plan is actually to use U+2756 ❖ as the legend for my super key if i ever put legends on the keys. That key doesn’t have a standard symbol but this one works well enough.
It looks out of place as a sculpted key next to keys with printed legends. I think what would be better is a slightly simpler picture of Tux with thicker lines that can be filled in like a normal key legend. Or the lines could be filled in with a different color on the printer, for printers that support that.
But no, i haven’t seen any better Tux caps. I also haven’t looked, so for all i know they’re out there. I could probably throw something together in Blender if people really want this.
That is several questions.
Near the top of the AntiMicroX window are buttons to save and load profiles. Once you set up controller input to keyboard input, save that profile in a folder somewhere you can find it later. It should automatically load the last profile you used for a given controller.
The GameCube controller doesn’t work for any games i’ve tried it in. Again, probably a drivers issue. But maybe it would work if i tried it in something like Dolphin emulator.
I used to use DS4 for everything when that was my only controller. When i got Hollow Knight it was buggy, only accepting some inputs, so i got the Logitech and now i use that for all my Linux games that i don’t play with a keyboard. Right now that’s mostly Hollow Knight, Final Fantasy VII, and SSF2. The GameCube controller is mostly used for Smash Ultimate, and occasionally other Switch games that support it or don’t put anything super important on buttons it doesn’t have like L3.