Hi guys, so, I just wanted to say, I love playing on handhelds! I actually sold six game consoles in order to buy a steam deck in order to play The Sims 4 on it lol. But....Sims is basically unplayabl...
@fujicakes1 Yeah it’s a lot of trial and error to get it mapped in a way that feels ok. Now I’ll be the first to say these controls aren’t perfect but I found them decent enough to play the game how I would on PC. I’m sure there are some keys that aren’t in my list but these are the buttons I use.
I mapped these controls for The Sims 3 Camera mode and use (mostly) the same button mapping as Sims 4 on console.
Window (left): M Key (map) Menu (right): Escape Key (brings up menu/ deselects object/tool)
DPad Behavior: Directional Pad Up: Page Up (floor up) Down: Page Down (floor down) Left: End Key (walls down) Right: Home Key (walls up)
R2 (full pull): Shift L2 (full pull): Alt
Right Joystick Behavior: Directional Pad Up: = (zoom in) Down: - (dash) (zoom out) Left: , (comma) (rotate camera/rotate held object) Right: . (Period) (rotate camera/rotate held object) Click: G Key (grid)
Left Joystick Behavior: Directional Pad Up: W Key (move camera forward) Down: S Key (move backward) Left: A Key (move left) Right: D Key (move right) Click: Spacebar (next sim)
**The trackpad mapping is based on me being right handed.
Right Trackpad Behavior: As Mouse Click: Left Mouse Click
Left Trackpad Behavior: Scroll Wheel Click: Middle Mouse Click (hold this button and you can free rotate the camera with the R track pad) Clockwise Command: Scroll Wheel Up Counter Clockwise Command: Scroll Wheel Down
Edit- Here is the path to the Mods folder. Pin it to the quick access bar once you’re there so you don’t have to go through the folders again.