Seen in 1.4.0 on 64-bit Windows version, downloaded from Itch.
This is really niche I am sorry!
I use a QWERTY physical keyboard, and I use Windows' language settings to use a Dvorak keyboard layout, so that the keycaps don't match the keyboard layout. When I load Celeste, my key bindings are wrong and I need to set them. When I reload, they have been mapped to what the key would have been if I had specified them in QWERTY. Effectively, they move position.
Steps to reproduce:
Set your keyboard up to something that differs from its physical layout, like Dvorak (I have not tested this with other layouts, but I suspect it's an equivalent behaviour)
Launch Celeste
Navigate to Keyboard Options
Set (for example) jump to be H in Dvorak, by pressing the physical C key.
Exit Celeste
Launch Celeste
Navigate to Keyboard Options
Observe that the key for jump is now C, which corresponds to the physical I key.
Optional step: give yourself a hug for making such a wonderful game!
Seen in 1.4.0 on 64-bit Windows version, downloaded from Itch.
This is really niche I am sorry!
I use a QWERTY physical keyboard, and I use Windows' language settings to use a Dvorak keyboard layout, so that the keycaps don't match the keyboard layout. When I load Celeste, my key bindings are wrong and I need to set them. When I reload, they have been mapped to what the key would have been if I had specified them in QWERTY. Effectively, they move position.
Steps to reproduce:
Keyboard Options
H
in Dvorak, by pressing the physicalC
key.Keyboard Options
C
, which corresponds to the physicalI
key.Optional step: give yourself a hug for making such a wonderful game!