![]() You can then copy your profile and save it to the Steam Controller's "templates" folder.Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\controller_base\templates [ # is your Steam ID, %% is your game's ID number The folder address should look something like this. Inside this folder is where Steam saves your controller profiles (.vdf files).C:\Program Files ![]() ![]() Remember that number, find your Steam install folder and go into sub-folder "userdata" do a search for "controller_config" and within that folder find the folder that matches your game's AppID number. If you create a profile you think would work well across a certain genre, FPS games for example, save that profile as a private profile and then search for THAT game's Steam App ID number in the SteamDB. When you do find a system that works, it can be a pain configuring you're preferred layout for each game, however there is a way to save your own templates. Saving Templates: When you First get the controller you're going to find that you can browse the community for configurations that may work for you. ![]() Hello all who are curious about Valve's new Steam Controller! I'm creating this thread with the intentions of making a place for people to talk about their experiences with different games using the Steam Controller, what works, what didn't work, and any tips to help others wrap their heads around this thing as they slowly acclimate themselves to it. ![]()
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