ControllerFix

Description

Gets rid of the deadzone and etc. It uses UE4SS. It requires SN2ModSetting to change the settings. I did my best to figure out how to make the settings update without a restart but right now it's a bit hacky and requires a restart for the changes to take effect. I figured it's already good enough to use though.

I was real unhappy with the controller support so I did some digging with UE4SS... Then I realized that not only do they have crazy deadzones of 0.5 for the sticks... they also have their max range hard capped at 0.75 by default and the curve set to 2.5... And little to no option to make them better. I had to try and make a mod.

NOTE: I think it's due to the way the input pipeline gets created, the upper range for the controller sensitivity can't really be "jailbroken" above 100% unless the game restarts. So by default I have it set to 375%... If you try and go higher than that you won't notice a difference until you restart the game. My recommendation for those of us that like twitchy controls is to set it to 1000% then restart the game. Then lower it till you're happy with the sensitivity and leave it there.

Installation instructions

Install UE4SS for Subnautica 2 from here https://www.nexusmods.com/subnautica2/mods/36.

Install SN2ModSettings from here https://www.nexusmods.com/subnautica2/mods/20.

Unzip the contents of this zip into your ue4ss/mods folder

Main features

Lets you change the deadzone for each stick.

Lets you change the sensitivity for the right stick to either something ridiculously slow or something ridiculously fast.

Lets you change the sensitivity for the tadpole right stick controls too.

Forces the response curve for all the stick controls linear so you can customize that yourself outside the game if you want with something like steam input or rewasd.

Requirements

UE4SS for Subnautica 2 from here https://www.nexusmods.com/subnautica2/mods/36

SN2ModSettings from here https://www.nexusmods.com/subnautica2/mods/20