Feature requests #550
Highlight Controller Input When Input Activated
Description
Let’s assume the following: A controller has been mapped, a controller is connected and, a controller profile chosen. It would be great if Cemu could provide real time feedback of any activated inputs. In other words, if I press the “A button” on my controller then Cemu would highlight the "A button". This would make it easier for us to check for any erroneous mappings. Dolphin emulator implements this very well. I have attached a video link below which provides a better idea of how this looks in action.
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Updated by RedPill over 2 years ago
PotatoPower159 wrote:
Let’s assume the following: A controller has been mapped, a controller is connected and, a controller profile chosen. It would be great if Cemu could provide real time feedback of any activated inputs. In other words, if I press the “A button” on my controller then Cemu would highlight the "A button". This would make it easier for us to check for any erroneous mappings. Dolphin emulator implements this very well. I have attached a video link below which provides a better idea of how this looks in action.
YES, THIS PLEASE. Great idea!
Updated by RedPill over 2 years ago
PotatoPower159 wrote:
Let’s assume the following: A controller has been mapped, a controller is connected and, a controller profile chosen. It would be great if Cemu could provide real time feedback of any activated inputs. In other words, if I press the “A button” on my controller then Cemu would highlight the "A button". This would make it easier for us to check for any erroneous mappings. Dolphin emulator implements this very well. I have attached a video link below which provides a better idea of how this looks in action.
Side note: how did you make that example?
Updated by PotatoPower159 about 2 years ago
RedPill wrote:
PotatoPower159 wrote:
Let’s assume the following: A controller has been mapped, a controller is connected and, a controller profile chosen. It would be great if Cemu could provide real time feedback of any activated inputs. In other words, if I press the “A button” on my controller then Cemu would highlight the "A button". This would make it easier for us to check for any erroneous mappings. Dolphin emulator implements this very well. I have attached a video link below which provides a better idea of how this looks in action.
Side note: how did you make that example?
The program in the video is dolphin emulator. The program that I used to record the footage is OBS.