On-screen touch controls
Play on a phone with no gamepad: a full N64 controller is drawn over the game. Contributed by @epic-ship-it in #25. Thank you!
- Shows only when needed. Hidden while you use a gamepad, back the next time you touch the screen. Handhelds and phones with a pad attached start with a clear screen.
- Settings → Touch: show the controls Auto / On / Off, adjust Stick Sensitivity, or Edit Layout to drag them where your hands want them.
- ☰ button: tap to open the settings menu, long-press for size, opacity and vibration.
- Good to know: the buttons follow your Controls bindings, so a remap can make the labels inaccurate. There is no on-screen right stick, so Analog Camera needs a physical controller.
- New permission: vibrate, for the buzz on each press. Granted automatically, no prompt.
Other changes
- Scrolling settings tabs. The tab row now scrolls sideways so every tab fits. Drag it with a finger, or a controller scrolls it for you.
Tested on a Retroid Pocket 5. If touch controls misbehave on your device, please open an issue.