12-10-2018, 09:10 AM
This isn't a complaint, just something I'm curious about.
When you test out a new version of PPSSPP and it comes up with the default settings, the buttons are mapped as follows, going clockwise, starting from the 12 O'clock position;
Yet on every controller I've seen, the buttons are numbered in order starting at the 12 O'clock position and going clockwise. Meaning that they're numbered like this;
This causes the Cross button to be mapped to the 3 O'clock position and the Circle button to be mapped to the 6 O'clock position, which doesn't match the layout of any real PSP.
It's easy enough to remap these two controls, I'm just wondering if there's a specific reason the defaults were mapped this way?
When you test out a new version of PPSSPP and it comes up with the default settings, the buttons are mapped as follows, going clockwise, starting from the 12 O'clock position;
Code:
Triangle = Button 1
Circle = Button 3
Cross = Button 2
Square = Button 4Yet on every controller I've seen, the buttons are numbered in order starting at the 12 O'clock position and going clockwise. Meaning that they're numbered like this;
Code:
. 1
.4 2
. 3This causes the Cross button to be mapped to the 3 O'clock position and the Circle button to be mapped to the 6 O'clock position, which doesn't match the layout of any real PSP.
It's easy enough to remap these two controls, I'm just wondering if there's a specific reason the defaults were mapped this way?