Controller input - fix action and undo being bound to joystick inputs instead of triggers#1112
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increpare merged 2 commits intoincrepare:masterfrom Mar 7, 2026
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…down' and 'right joystick right' instead of the states of RT and LT.
…evel-editor binding
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@OnatronGD thanks! I made some more tweaks and accepted it :) |
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Currently, 'action' is triggered when the left joystick has just moved into a 'down' position (in addition to the expected 'down' input being triggered) instead of when RT is pressed. A similar thing happens with an "LT"-to-undo check actually checking for the right joystick being moved right. (I'm assuming this is a bug because it both feels like incorrect behaviour and contradicts the comments next to the lines of code that cause it.)
This pull request fixes that.