I've been trying to work out a way to use my Steam Deck as a controller for my PC. In a perfect world I would be able to do it directly over USB or Bluetooth, but this might be the next best option. I was trying to make an abandoned project work that was supposed to do just that and haven't gotten anywhere yet
I was previously using Steam Connect to do it, but the connection would randomly drop out after a while or suddenly crash the game, so I had to stop doing that.
This is great, thanks for sharing. I'm surprised there are no latency measurement figures whatsoever. Also, not a word about gamepads? Here's one more suggestion for the "Why not use something else?": https://virtualhere.com
Good ideas, thanks! For latency measurement I'd love to do a proper measurement with an OSLTT but I don't have one. Could probably get a decent result for comparison just in software with some synchronisation though.
Currently working on gamepads and other peripherals. It's a tricky problem, but it will probably be in the next release!
I've been trying to work out a way to use my Steam Deck as a controller for my PC. In a perfect world I would be able to do it directly over USB or Bluetooth, but this might be the next best option. I was trying to make an abandoned project work that was supposed to do just that and haven't gotten anywhere yet
I was previously using Steam Connect to do it, but the connection would randomly drop out after a while or suddenly crash the game, so I had to stop doing that.
This is great, thanks for sharing. I'm surprised there are no latency measurement figures whatsoever. Also, not a word about gamepads? Here's one more suggestion for the "Why not use something else?": https://virtualhere.com
Good ideas, thanks! For latency measurement I'd love to do a proper measurement with an OSLTT but I don't have one. Could probably get a decent result for comparison just in software with some synchronisation though.
Currently working on gamepads and other peripherals. It's a tricky problem, but it will probably be in the next release!
Looks interesting! Thanks, will give it a go.