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Im pretty sure you cant do that. Beside, why you want to use your phone's touchscreen as a controller when a keyboard is far superior?
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Built in to PPSSPP -- no
As a seprate app -- yes there are multiple choices to make your phone a wifi or bt controller for your linux kac or windows computer. Some examples are [Ultimate gamepad], [droidpad], [bt controller], and others.
Btw, accel to be honest for any game that requires percision or speed I would never use a touch screen or keyboard, I would only use a gamepad. For something where timing is not as tight or as many buttons are not needed at one time then I don't really have a preference.
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(08-12-2016, 03:19 PM)TkSilver Wrote: Btw, accel to be honest for any game that requires percision or speed I would never use a touch screen or keyboard, I would only use a gamepad. For something where timing is not as tight or as many buttons are not needed at one time then I don't really have a preference.
I played lots of game, action hunting (God Eater/MHP3) to third-person shooter (3rd Birthday). Keyboard just fine for me
I did tried playing on touchscreen (via my friend's phone) and holy shit Im grateful that I have a laptop
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Yea I just can't play anything faster then Valkyria Chronicles (GEB/MH ect) with a keyboard, though to be fair I can't really play any of those well with a touch screen. I need physical controls that were made to have the thumb, index and middle finger work together.
When I play pc games I love keyboard and mouse, but I guess when I play console games thhey just seem to fit a controller to me better. Plus I never really felt the keyboard was the strong point of keyboard and mouse controls. Without the mouse the keyboard just feels like a a mess of buttons arranged well for writing text but poorly for playing games.
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I guess it'll need some time for me to get used to playing with keyboard. I'm currently playing Metal Slug Anthology and it feels weird with keyboard. I prefer my thumb pressing the buttons and sliding it to X to Square, the same way I play with my PSP.
I'm planning on playing next Dissidia 012 Duodecim Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy Crisis Core so I guess the keyboard would suit it very well.
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My buttons mapping is probably work really well for all games. I can share how it look, if you guys want
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Here it is. Just few notes, the "On-screen Keyboard" shift some keys, like the left "Fn" key with right "Ctrl" key
Just look at your keyboard. It should make sense
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If you have been playing PC games for some time, you should feel natural in my button map... unless youre left-handed. Then its a different story
Rapid Fire is a function where a button (Square for example) is automatically pressed. Its not as fast as just smashing but its good for going through menus
Analog limiter is a function temporally limit the analog. Some games have separate animation for running (push the analog all the way) and walking (half way push the analog)
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