Well, I'm doing it solo. Kinda getting there, but so fat hit and miss. The last test subject was awfully weak, breaked it with bare hands. Someday, perhaps, someday...
Almost everything is 20x20 square tubing, 2mm walls.
Do the app feature any gamepad hotkeys, besides built into android? I would like to open left-slider menu.
And, as a humble feature request, it would be nice to have "Enable last game pre-selected for gamepad quick launch with tap A". Today i have to mash the buttons a bit, then manually select the game :-}
Also any way to launch the main GN launcher in album mode by default? There is no in app switches for this, sadly.
Currently im playing Fallout 3 and so far it runs really nice. I managed to optimize and sorta figure out the right set of component combo (DXVK+Proton+FEX) that works well.
But unfortunately there is a phantom crush thats haunting me, it happens every 15 to 30 minutes. It breaks down when i open stuff or do fast travel, the game freezes but audio keeps playing. So its not random in nature and can probably be traced out.
Im trying to figure out what set of logs or debug parameters i have to use, any advice? It feels a bit confusing, there are switches in the menu settings but also parameters in the container "environment" tab. So questions are:
Im thinking about cutting out some material from my Gamesir X2, but this operation seems way too complex due to the rubber material used in the controller.
Did anybody have experience with mods like this? Im not sure how deep the rubber layer goes or how it’s mounted to the frame. Is it overmolded? Glued? Double-taped? Whats going on there? Maybe you even did something like this?
Please share your experience!
For now seems like the good way is to laser the hell out of this square, and even that will be okay-ish on the luckiest day. This will be expensive and makes zero sense, i can buy at least two new controllers for that price.
The other option is to fabricate a nice rounded cutter, but this will only work if the rubber wasnt overmolded directly into the plastic.
Also i can simply slice edge-to-edge two times, but again mysterious rubber layer makes this kinda risky :-/