Add option to control drag analog behaviour #15048
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Yes, it seems to be an instance of https://xkcd.com/1172/ - no matter how small or sane the change, it'll break someone's workflow! Still not 100% decided we want to support this or what it should be called. I'm also thinking it could be possible to get away with fewer strings to translate, somehow. Maybe it's enough to have it a simple checkbox and call it "Allow button presses during analog stick drag" or something, and not have a specific dpad setting, just treat it like any other button. |
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I'm not sure if this should go in either. About the checkbox I'm afraid that mitsubashi was using the default layout so to press L with the analog would go over the DPAD (he might just place L below the DPAD tho'). |
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Fixes #15047. Kinda a weird use cause tho'...