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@@djh8009 Do you prefer Doom with just a keyboard, no mouse, no controller?

@@JibbSmartGD I never played Doom but if I did I would use controller as I got it for console and being a console game just like Halo.

@@djh8009 Original Doom didn't have Halo controls. It was just keyboard. But I don't think improving the controls is changing the way a game is supposed to be played, so I'm all for playing Doom with a controller 👍🏻

@@Autotrope I loooooove the Switch's digital triggers for shooters. So good! In these videos I focused on PlayStation because gyro was well-known on Switch but usually overlooked on PlayStation

Aim assist is a necessary need for control players, it’s not a cheat

@@THEFALCON01 Any kind of assistance is a cheat in its nature. Especially with aiming. The problem is that people would rather use ancient control scheme with assistance than play the way it was always supposed to be played.

I'm not able to work on it at the moment, and it may never get released. But there is a popular one that's free that I see in a lot of videos. I think searching for "3D controller overlay" should get you to it

​@@JibbSmartGD I found such a similar app on Steam and hoped that it was yours, but no, huh... It has some design flaws and is not really something I would prefer to use. Maybe someday you'll get your hands on this, so people would wait anyway, but thanks for letting us know there's other alternatives

He's a champ! Here's where it started

@@JibbSmartGD and your a genius, hope to see this system in more games!

Thank you! I hope so, too :)

Sorry, I don't have time to finish it up for public release. But there's a free 3D Controller Overlay out there that's popular

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That'd be awesome, but I think the studio closed :(

PlayStation's DualShock 4 and DualSense are probably the most popular and best supported on PC. Steam can convert gyro from Switch Pro Controller and I think Joy-Cons to mouse as well

@@JibbSmartGD I see the Nintendo Switch Pro has an gyro aiming functionality. But will it work as well with PC (game is Enlisted)? I would rather use an wired game controller since the battery will fail as planned obsolescence. I have 2 Logitech F310 controllers and as an newbie I had no clue how important the gyro aiming was till I tried these F310's and could not hit a shit.

Hopefully they'll come around

@@JibbSmartGD thier excuse is lame considering its not a big deal for splatoon which has no aim assist for non gyro users, i think they disnt want to spend time on it. Also both platforms support mouse and keyboard so wth

@@JibbSmartGD it has aim assist on console, they lied dude. They just dont want to do it

If I remember right, it's because everything was basically re-done for the new game, and they didn't have time to do full controller support before launch. But in the mean-time, Steam's input remapper has gotten even better gyro and flick stick support than before, so I think it should be relatively easy to set up in CS2

@@JibbSmartGD Wow, I didn't expect a reply so soon. Thank you for your time.

@@IAmAGyroGamer No problem :)

Yeah, I'm with you. I'm pretty sure I hit smaller targets much better with gyro than with mouse

Gyro aim should never have aim assist. And in the best implementations (Fortnite, COD, The Finals) it doesn't

Aim assist is for game journalists

I'd be interested to see that, too

Not that I know of. Unless you're playing Fortnite mobile with a controller attached to the phone

@@JibbSmartGD man. I wanted to play srb2 with flick stick.

Thanks! I only had it partially working in this video, but I had it fully working in a later JSM video. I haven't done it with Steam, and I'm not super familiar with the remapping options these days. I haven't tried to do a config like this in my Steam Deck. I wonder if someone else has had success?

@@JibbSmartGDit’s all good. I figured it out :)

It's a program I made a while ago but never got it ready for public release, unfortunately. But if you search for "3D controller overlay" there's at least one popular alternative out there :)

Literally doing all the aiming with my own hands. What would you prefer -- aim assist?

@@JibbSmartGD no, sorry I'm just mad because I have to use joysticks

My condolences! I wish there was one way that worked great on every controller for everyone's situation

when i run the program the inputs come across as they should but when i turn on remote play the gyro movements do absolutely nothing and the controller functions like a normal controller.

@@tkyler65 IIRC, an update to PS Remote Play made it so that it no longer works. I don't know if there's anything that can be done about it

@@JibbSmartGD i've spent all day trying to tweak it and find out why either my controller worked with no gyro or it got cut off completely but inputs showed an active gyro. the only reason i've been trying to figure this out is I've been seeing a lot of people on apex playing on playstation using gyro somehow. I hope we can find a workaround soon 😢

@@JibbSmartGD and thank you for responding so quickly, i would've spent way too much extra time trying to get it to work

@@tkyler65 Others are probably using reWASD. I'm pretty sure they figured out a way to make it work :)

I made it myself :) It's not publicly available, but if you search for "3D Controller Overlay" you should be able to find a popular alternative

@@JibbSmartGD Cheers, mate!

Fortnite doesn't at the moment have a way to pause gyro by touching the trackpad. But you can ratchet with a dedicated "gyro modifier" button or combining the gyro modifier with another action (like crouch, reload, or switch to harvesting tool). If you want to make room for a dedicated gyro modifier button, a good way is to use "quick weapon" so you only need one button dedicated to changing weapons instead of two.

I think it has to be wired for native DS4 gyro

Solarlight has a great video about playing with it at a competitive level in TF2, and I used to play a fair bit of Quake with flick stick. In my opinion it works great as long as you can play with a high enough gyro sensitivity -- and my gyro sensitivity isn't especially high :)

Hi! I'm really glad that Paladins has gyro aiming, but in my opinion they shouldn't have aim assist with it. It's like having aim assist with mouse. More and more games are disabling aim assist when gyro is active. So I think the JSM experience is quite similar to what developers are moving towards.

@@JibbSmartGD I played Paladins on PS4 before and when we are talking about console players against other console players, gyro is really stronger than stick aiming, but in PC gaming, stick aiming improves a lot, it has infinity configurations, settings, ds4w enhanced precision output curve, etc, so gyro with aim assist doesnt shine anymore, and even mouse with aim assist (using rewasd) stay in the same level that stick aiming...

@@nicolasw1 I like advanced stick settings, but they still can't compare with gyro. Only aim assist keeps stick players competitive with gyro (and mouse). The solution, in my opinion, is to make aim assist play more human-like, not to give aim assist to mouse and gyro players.

@@JibbSmartGD thats true, but in paladins the things are really serious haha, the best players use sticks to aim, theres no mouse players on the leaderboards, even playing with A.A.

Turn off mouse smoothing and use it in games not made with controllers in mind (don’t play games with aim assist) to get you out of your comfort zone. What I found was playing the Stalker SoC was just perfect with gyro aim at 49% sensitivity on a ps5 or ps4 controller, using gyro for precision and the right joy stick for quick 180’s was great.

I'm more used to RB, but with nothing else for my left hand to do, found LB better when my right hand has to do all the aiming on its own with the stick. With gyro, both hands are doing the aiming, so in this case I saw no advantage switching from my usual trigger finger :)

The bumpers have less travel time compared to the triggers, and this makes you shake less which is good for gyro