Greetings! We have exciting news to share for those of you who want to hack, mod, or design accessories for the Steam Controller and Puck.
Today we're making the CAD files for the external shell (surface topology) of Steam Controller and Puck available for download under a Creative Commons license. This includes an STP model of each, an STL model of each, and an engineering drawing with critical features/keep outs for each. You can find the files here. We can't wait to see what you all...
My point was there is no standard input library that the controller would map to without losing functionality.
It’s not like valve told everyone who wants to play non steam games to fuck off, they built a way for you to launch non steam games through steam then the controller will work.
If the controller can work through steam then it can work through a stripped down version of steam that does not have the store, library, community, etc features. That’s what I’m asking. A program that can work as a compatibility layer and does not require you to log in to anything or give your data to valve in any way.
Yes, steam does give you a workaround. A workaround that involves giving them user data.
My point was there is no standard input library that the controller would map to without losing functionality.
It’s not like valve told everyone who wants to play non steam games to fuck off, they built a way for you to launch non steam games through steam then the controller will work.
If the controller can work through steam then it can work through a stripped down version of steam that does not have the store, library, community, etc features. That’s what I’m asking. A program that can work as a compatibility layer and does not require you to log in to anything or give your data to valve in any way.
Yes, steam does give you a workaround. A workaround that involves giving them user data.