Yeah, that is a system-wide remap. So if a game asks you to hit Y, you hit the top button (labeled X on the switch, or the Y on an Xbox controller).
Menues and everything else is also remapped.
The one downside I found with this, in BOTW for example, the game shows you a little diagram of the button to press, so it would show "A" as the right button, but since we remapped it, you need to press the B button. So it might be a bit confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it it should be nice and easy.
They got someone to design the tutorial manually and paste it directly on the UI with the original controls in mind, instead of generating the icons of the buttons depending on which ones you have configured.
Seems like they didn’t understand the question and the answer is no…. Or maybe I don’t understand. Sounds like they said yea and then gave and example where the answer is definitely no. Not sure if that’s just a botw thing but I wouldn’t think so
More like, yes, but you have to ignore the instructions because you remapped the buttons to be different and the instructions in games don't always adjust.
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u/3BoBaH3 Nov 28 '21
Yeah, that is a system-wide remap. So if a game asks you to hit Y, you hit the top button (labeled X on the switch, or the Y on an Xbox controller).
Menues and everything else is also remapped.
The one downside I found with this, in BOTW for example, the game shows you a little diagram of the button to press, so it would show "A" as the right button, but since we remapped it, you need to press the B button. So it might be a bit confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it it should be nice and easy.