pub enum ControllerButton {
Show 15 variants A, B, X, Y, DPadDown, DPadLeft, DPadRight, DPadUp, LeftShoulder, RightShoulder, LeftStick, RightStick, Back, Start, Guide,
}
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Controller buttons matching SDL controller model

Variants

A

The A button, typically the lower button in the “diamond” of buttons on the right side of the controller.

B

The B button, typically the right button in the “diamond” of buttons on the right side of the controller.

X

The X button, typically the left button in the “diamond” of buttons on the right side of the controller.

Y

The Y button, typically the top button in the “diamond” of buttons on the right side of the controller.

DPadDown

The dpad button pointed towards the player

DPadLeft

The dpad button pointed to the player’s left

DPadRight

The dpad button pointed to the player’s right

DPadUp

The dpad button pointed away from the player.

LeftShoulder

The digital left shoulder bumper. Usually located above the left trigger.

RightShoulder

The digital right shoulder bumper. Usually located above the right trigger.

LeftStick

If your press the left analog stick into the controller this button is pressed.

RightStick

If your press the right analog stick into the controller this button is pressed.

Back

The back button is typically a button slightly left of center with a leftward arrow on it.

Start

The start button is typically a button slightly right of center with a rightward arrow on it.

Guide

The centermost button on the controller. Large and green on an Xbox controller.

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