Title is a mess but I'm reporting this myself, as it has caused me a lot of problems, I will need to fix this.
Chords don't seem to release properly if I release the involved buttons in the same order I pressed them, instead of the opposite order which luckily is the intuitive way of doing it, which I think is why this issue has been sporadic at best.
Steps to reproduce
Binding Chord 1 to Left Stick: Button Click and Right Stick: Button Click
Go into the application and click: Right stick, Left stick, and hold, observe C1 in the interface.
Now release them in order: Right stick, Left stick, and C1 will persist.
Performing this sequence in the reverse order has the same effect.
Performing the sequence as: R, L - hold L, R; will finally release the chord.
Notes
When using the Input Debugger in the settings, it can be seen that when flipping the order the input hand assignment also switches. It register CHORD IN on the Right hand but CHORD OUT on the Left hand, and I think this is something that I filter on in later version, as a friend with an old version does not get the same problem.
Fix
Clearly CHORDS specifically should not be filtered on Left/Right as that breaks if it's not the same hand that initiates and ends the chord activation.
BOLL7708
commented
3 years ago
Title is a mess but I'm reporting this myself, as it has caused me a lot of problems, I will need to fix this.
Chords don't seem to release properly if I release the involved buttons in the same order I pressed them, instead of the opposite order which luckily is the intuitive way of doing it, which I think is why this issue has been sporadic at best.
Steps to reproduce
Notes
When using the Input Debugger in the settings, it can be seen that when flipping the order the input hand assignment also switches. It register CHORD IN on the Right hand but CHORD OUT on the Left hand, and I think this is something that I filter on in later version, as a friend with an old version does not get the same problem.
Fix
Clearly CHORDS specifically should not be filtered on Left/Right as that breaks if it's not the same hand that initiates and ends the chord activation.