GyroAim

GyroAim maps the DualSense's gyro onto the sticks, so you can aim or steer by moving the controller in games that were never built to know it can.

Added

• Hold a rotation instead of flowing it. Tilt the pad and the stick stays over until you bring it back, which is what steering wants rather than aiming.
• Any rotation to any control. Turning, tilting and leaning each route to either stick, either axis, either direction, and to more than one at once.
• A button condition can say which button. Pick from a chip per button, or hold the ones you want and have them taken from your hands.
• Reset to defaults, back to plain aiming on the right stick with the left trigger.
• The panel keeps the service current. Updating the app no longer leaves an older service running behind it.

Fixed

• Settings leaked from one game into the next, and a game with no profile of its own saved over the general settings. Profiles saved by earlier versions may already hold values that leaked this way.
• A held angle drifted over a session until it sat past full scale and stopped responding one way. Tilting and leaning are now measured against gravity, which cannot drift.
• The resting gyro offset was never learned with the condition set to Always, leaving a creep in every reading.
• Large games could not be attached to, RPCS3 among them.
• The settings page went dead while aiming kept working, on nothing more than one silent browser connection.
• A game left half-hooked could not be hooked again.
• Two copies of the service could run at once.
• The routing grid rendered empty.