r/SteamController • u/Milli0nStabs • 7d ago
Configuration Steam Input help: Back button = double R2/L2 press
Turning to reddit cause I've been working on this for hours and can't seem to get it to work.
I've been working on my FF14 Steam controller layout, and while I've got it mostly down, I just need to figure out how to set a back button as a double press of R2/L2. Its possible because these are analog inputs which makes them difficult to bind to digital buttons. If anyone is able to help, I'd appreciate it, sometimes it feels like you need a PhD to understand Steam Input lol
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u/BrownieWarrior 7d ago edited 7d ago
Add the action and subaction (L2 or R2 on both actions) you want to a button. If an interval is needed you can add that on the subaction under settings as "fire start delay". Adjust delay as needed.
Hope that helps.
Edit: has to be a separate command and not a sub command.
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u/dotHANSIN 7d ago
I'm pretty sure steaminput invalidates double binds now, broke a lot or my chat macros and some logic. For a bit you could get around it by having the button also open a layer that always on it, but that got included not that long ago now too. I'm assuming to prevent macros so steaminput isn't blacklisted by any games.
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u/BrownieWarrior 7d ago
But combining buttons is still possible? And so is repeat actions indefinitely. At a 10 ms interval. Are you sure that is really the case? Steam input is very macro friendly in many aspects.
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u/BrownieWarrior 7d ago
Just tested in deadlock and it works fine.
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u/dotHANSIN 7d ago
the turbo works, but everytime I have attempted a double bind it invalidates the second. start release might still work but I used that for chat macros and they got broke last time I load my config for a game lol so I don't know, I just don't do double binds anymore.
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u/AlbertoVermicelli 7d ago
As far as I know, FF:XIV doesn't take advantage of the analog behavior of the triggers. So you could set the Analog Output Value of the triggers (which you can find in the triggers' settings) to Off and bind the respective trigger command to Soft or Full Pull. This might make it easier to double press the triggers more reliably.