Analog control during online play in next version?

[Shadow Hog]

The light-speed dashes work rather well, actually. Homing's kinda pointless and the analog doesn't really mean much to me since I don't play many computer games with a pad, but the light-speed dashes really add a good deal to Sonic's capabilities - if used right, of course.

 

[CGally]

1.09 will probably save your analog preferences.

Great. That little change will make the game that much more enjoyable.

Analog was actually implemented only as a "look, we can do it" thing...

That's kind of ironic, since it makes the game so much more playable for me. I by far prefer playing in analog mode, as it feels more natural to me. To each their own, of course, but I'm very thankful it's in the game.

 

[Chaos Zero 64]

Analog really IS kinda hard, but I got used to it. My controls are the default ones (not counting the W-S-A-D controls), and I forgot about the camera buttons, but mine are O and P. So its easier to play analog and controlling the camera at the same time, but it sucks if you're playing in a computers that doesnt let you press more than 3 buttons.

 

[SRB2-Playah]

Forward/Backward: Arrow keys up and down
Turn/Aim: Mouse.
Shoot ring: Left click
Jump: Right click
Spin: Shift, or Middle mouse wheel up. (For an insta-roll when running. ~_^)
Strafe: Left and right arrow keys.
Camera turn: NumPad keys 4 and 6

And, AutoExec.cfg script assigned controls:
Chasecam off (First person): Numpad key 8.
Chasecam on (Third person): Numpad key 2.
Cam_Rotate 0, Cam_Height 20, and Cam_Dist 128 (Camera position reset): Numpad key 5.
skin knuckles, color green, name SRB2-Playah (Charecter reset): `. (The key to the left of 1)
Z, X, C: Switch between Sonic, Tails and Knuckles. (I only use it when I find the situation calls for it. I don't switch to Sonic as soon as I'm being chased. Or to Thok-Tails-Fly to escape. That's just cheap. >_>)

And a bunch of other stuff done by script. I won't post them all here.

I also have a config to load when doing Objectplace.
Mouse wheel up: Move up.
Mouse wheel Down: Move down.
Left-click: Place object.
Left-Right arrow keys: Change object.

Using the mouse wheel allows me to be very precise where to place things vertically.
And I can use this with the SPEED console command to place stuff like Rings in a very neat vertical line. Like, I type in SPEED 32, and I move up exactly 32 units when I scroll the mouse wheel up one click. Makes objectplace MUCH easier. ~_^

 

[SSNTails]

Analog really IS kinda hard, but I got used to it. My controls are the default ones (not counting the W-S-A-D controls), and I forgot about the camera buttons, but mine are O and P. So its easier to play analog and controlling the camera at the same time, but it sucks if you're playing in a computers that doesnt let you press more than 3 buttons.

Yeah, analog is actually decent if you assign the Camera Left and Camera Right buttons to the trigger buttons on the gamepad.

 

[Bigboi]

Analog really IS kinda hard, but I got used to it. My controls are the default ones (not counting the W-S-A-D controls), and I forgot about the camera buttons, but mine are O and P. So its easier to play analog and controlling the camera at the same time, but it sucks if you're playing in a computers that doesnt let you press more than 3 buttons.

Yeah, analog is actually decent if you assign the Camera Left and Camera Right buttons to the trigger buttons on the gamepad.

I have a PS2 like gamepad, so I'm good with analog.