I didn't wake up until about 12:30, today. Oops!

After a good number of days working on this, I've finally got it up to a mostly functional state! For now, you navigate the controller using "default" buttons, so hopefully that works well enough to allow for that. I've still not started work on the thumbsticks, yet, but the code does at least allow for analogue controls, so it shouldn't be too hard to add. *sigh* Such a struggle to get to this point.

The new control system is coming together nicely, but the redefine functions are a bit messy, right now.

My monthly calendar reminder popped up, last night, to remind me to do all of my "full" backups.

Having a lot of these, lately! Perhaps it's a sign that things are getting close to the end? .. Or maybe I'm so far from the end, I'm starting to get frustrated, and drift off the plan!

With the controller doing proper feedback, now, it's time to look into integrating it into the framework.

It's taken quite a while to get up to this point, but I now have the engine half-doing a "Which button is pressed" function. I can push a keyboard button, or tap a button on a connected controller, and the engine says "This button!" There's a slight issue, whereby if a button is held, it takes control. For example, if you're playing on the keyboard, but your gamepad's lying on the floor, and the thumbstick is prodded to the side, then no matter what button you try to hit, it always says...

I started the rewrite of the controller code, last night. Digging deep, I realised I could probably reuse quite a lot of the old code, since the engine already grabs Joystick data each frame, as well as using a bunch of good-old fashioned numbers to do a lot of the legwork.

Today's been a nice none-coding day. .. with coding in it! Rather than my usual coding, a package arrived.

Spent hours (literally hours) simply planning a method in my head, that would allow me to get the controller config page to work.