Thinking about remapping z to x on my controller…
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Posted Dec 12, 2021, 8:02 AM UTC
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Posted Dec 12, 2021, 8:02 AM UTC
Hoping and praying that you don’t do this, unless you have no intention of playing to improve your results in a tournament setting. Remapping buttons will never become tournament standard, despite the misguided efforts of a particularly maligned individual. Learning to play on an alternate control scheme will only set you back in the long run, if your goal is to improve and become a better player. If you’re just fucking around with your friends go for it I guess.
I agree with your sentiment, that you shouldn't fuck with remap if you plan to attend tourneys cause it won't be possible unless you're on goomwave or something (for now). But I definitely think in-game remapping will become a thing, it basically has to by this point. Doesn't make sense that the community would allow it for rectangles, goomwave, and now Panda controllers but not vanilla GCC's. Even if its a simple Z/Y swap toggle like in Hax's thing. At this point it's just unfair to vanilla GCC users and signs point to no one wanting to ban remapping from the other controllers. People like IBDW have been playing on remapped controllers for awhile now, he even said he can't use a controller without Z jump. Pros generally set the standard.
I’m gonna pay for someone to remap my controller as a hardware mod it’s like 50 dollars but I want to try it first
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If you're on a mayflash adapter, switch to PC mode and map the controls in dolphin as if it were a standard gamepad. It'll be laggier but it'll be enough for you to try it out. Fwiw z jump is objectively better.
Thanks I’ll look into it!