페르소나 5 감청색 – 유용한 컨트롤러 구성

A Shortcut to Configs

I have uploaded a controller profile that contains all the improvements in this guide to community layouts for download. 찾다 “Various Improvements for PS5 Controller” or use this link — 증기://controllerconfig/1687950/2894514479 — to access it.

Splatoon-style Camera Control

It is painful to control the camera when joystick can moves camera horizontally. In P5R, only a few situations require you to do so, such as when using hook. Horizontally movement suffices most of the time.

I think what Nintendo did in Splatoon is a good solution, so I bring it to P5R. 하지만, due to some reasons the gyro control is not very smooth, but it is good enough.

• Right stick only moves camera horizontally.
• Using gyro to moves camera.

Only a few controller supports gyro feature, such as PS5 controller and Nintendo Switch Pro controller.

1. When in-game, press shift + tab to open The Steam Overlay.
2. 딸깍 하는 소리 “Controller Configuration” (at top-right corner).
3. 선택하다 “Gyro” tab and set “GYRO BEHAVIOR” 에게 “As Joystick”.
4. 선택하다 “Joysticks” tab and click the gear icon next to “RIGHT STICK BEHAVIOR”.
5. 이동 “산출” tab and set “Output Axis” 에게 “Horizontal Only”

팁: You can always press circle button or B button to reset your camera. Very useful to use in combination with gyro control. Just like the Y button in Splatoon.

Press Right Stick to Toggle Dashing

The original way to dash is to hold the right trigger, which isn’t very comfortable when holding constantly, like when in Memento. The original function of right stick is to reset camera, but circle button or B button also does the job, so it is safe to use it for another purpose.

1. When in-game, press shift + tab to open The Steam Overlay.
2. 딸깍 하는 소리 “Controller Configuration” (at top-right corner).
3. 선택하다 “Joysticks” tab and find the row that contains “R3 Click”.
4. Click the box that reads “Right Stick Click” , 선택하다 “Right Trigger” in the new window and go back.
5. Click the gear icon at the end of the row, 선택하다 “설정”, ~할 수 있게 하다 “toggle” at the end.