(It does have a habit of losing the pairing sometimes)
I may just not have had good shortcuts assigned to it though, or I’d just be too lazy to get it paired up again. Since you have to do a special key press to put it in iOS mode when you turn it back on, it did make it a bit irritating. In day to day practice however, I ran into issues with the auto sleep where if you don’t press a button within a certain amount of time, it goes to sleep and disconnects.
For example when working on an animation, jumping back and forth frames, I found it to work very well. In use I did have success with it as long as I actively used the controller. On the plain Bluetooth controller side, I’ve seen the 8bitdo controller recommended in the past and bought one to see how well it would work, as it emulates classic keyboard presses for its iOS mode:įor getting that working, /u/heysawbones made a fantastic guide on the setup details: I know iOS 13 added some hardware controller support for XBox and PS controllers, but I don’t have any for testing to be able to confirm if they can work for CSP.
You can set any of the custom buttons to a short cut in the short cut settings: So first up, in case you didn’t know of them, the iPad version of CSP supports slide out hot key controllers on the left and right sides, as either hovering slide outs or fully docked.
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