SDL reports the back buttons of an Xbox Elite, DualSense Edge or Steam
Controller as four paddle buttons, but the pad table stopped at the
triggers, so they could not be mapped. They are now pad inputs lpaddle1,
rpaddle1, lpaddle2 and rpaddle2, with no default action, bindable from
totk.ini or the remapping rows.
TOTK_TEST_PAD=<lx>,<ly>,<rx>,<ry> attaches an SDL virtual gamepad at start with its sticks at those raw values, so the
dead zone and the gamepad path can be tested in a run. On the field save: an 11% drift reached the game as 3.3% at the
default 8% zone (the old per-axis cutoff passed 9% on x and dropped y) and not at all at 15% (Link stood still); full
deflection reached it as full at 15%.
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stick_deadzone (0 to 50 percent, default 8) replaces the fixed per-axis cutoff of 2500. The zone is round and the
travel past it is scaled to start at 0, so a drifting stick rests centred and full deflection still reaches full.
The Controls tab shows it as a slider; --probe-cfg checks the math (input_pad_stick).
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Every Switch button and the eight stick directions the keys drive get two key cells and a controller cell under the
button layout. A cell takes the next key, mouse button or controller button pressed; a key in use moves over, a
controller button swaps. The tab writes bind_ lines (new: bind_LSTICK_* / bind_RSTICK_*, key:default, pad:default) and
input_win.c builds the tables again when one changes, so remapping applies while the game runs. More keys can be
bound: Enter, Backspace, right Shift and Ctrl, Alt, the numpad, punctuation, F2-F7, F9, F12, mouse buttons 4 and 5.
Alt alone no longer enters the window menu loop.
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The gamepad map was by position only, so on an Xbox pad the button labelled A pressed Switch B. pad_layout = auto
(default) keeps the Nintendo layout for a pad whose east button SDL reports labelled A and uses the Xbox layout (south
A, east B, west X, north Y; cross A on a PlayStation pad) for the others; nintendo and xbox force one. It applies at
once; bind_ lines name physical buttons and apply on top of either layout.
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With the real-time frame step, a frame advances the game by its own length, so a recording keyed by presents replayed at another frame rate pressed at other game times, and every load of another length shifted the rest. Lines after the first save load are now written as "@<ms> <what> <hold ms>" and replayed on that clock; menu input before it stays in presents. Two replays of one recording whose loads ended at presents 1887 and 2094 kept the player within 2 m for 15 game seconds, until the fight's own nondeterminism took over.
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cfg_set stores a value in memory and bumps cfg_version; consumers that keep a
parsed value compare the version and parse again when it changed. cfg_save
rewrites only the changed lines of totk.ini, keeps comments, and adds a missing
key under its section (after its commented example line when there is one).
The environment still wins over both.
Live consumers: volume (new TOTK_VOLUME host gain in the mixer), frame limit
(TOTK_FPS60 switches the fps60 patch set and the pacer caps at 30 or 60),
rumble strength, curve and triggers, gyro on or off, mouse sensitivity.
TOTK_MOTION=0 and rumble strength 0 now keep their hid handles and read at
rest or stay silent, so they can be turned back on. --probe-cfg covers
cfg_set and cfg_save.
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