When utilizing the Steam Link with the Steam Controller my single press inputs are being perceived in game as double clicks. This is seen in XCOM 2 when trying to build things, it ends up building
more than one at a time which is frustrating.

I've tried resetting the controller/steamlink/PC it seems only to occur in big picture mode, I've tried minimizing and reinitializing Big picture mode

controller, but as soon as I start to play a game and try to watch a cut scene or anything that takes longer than 2-3 min for input, the steam link and controller power off.
I'm having issues with the steam link thinking it is in sleep mode. As soon as I turn on the device it goes "where are you the system will go into sleep mode....etc." It goes away when I use the

Originally posted by Busta SMurk:

I had to roll back to 688. The cursor is brutal.

Also, is there any effort being put towards losing control (stops taking inputs) when certain windows: i.e
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https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/353380/discussions/0/1470841715938130624/

I had the same issue - when a modal dialog would pop up on the serving computer, like an "OK" box or the Task manager, I would lose all input on my

SPCserver fixes the input issues when connected.
I only had limited time today to check. It seems like the controller was acting fine in the Link UI, which is good, though I couldn't sit around at the time to see what it did. However, once I

Hi, sorry you're having to deal with these issues. Do you know if you have Xbox Configuration Support enabled in the Big Picture Controller Settings? No macOS version has built-in support for either
Steam which will let Steam take over reading input from the controller and sending it to the game based on the controller bindings configured through Steam. We have a guide for getting started with Steam

I've had that issue on my PC and it was related to interference from the G13 joystick/X52 HOTAS. Once those devices were disabled then the Xbox controller worked fine.

Remember that the interface on
the link is actually a stream from your PC and anything that may mix-up the inputs on there will affect you too.

Make sure that your Xbox gamepad is the only joystic input device on both the link and

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"StdDevFPS" "17.7341709136962891"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"SteamControllerInput" "0"
"TouchControllerInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "1"
"XBox360ControllerInput" "0
"
"XBoxOneControllerInput" "0"
"PS3ControllerInput" "0"
"PS4ControllerInput" "0"
"OtherControllerInput" "1"
"GameControllerVID" "8406"
"GameControllerPID" "25201"
"WasSpectating" "0"
"RemotePlayTogether" "0"
}

, the controller works just fine, but the moment something happens that triggers vibration the controller input will lock. The controller will remain connected as evidenced by the fact that while my
character runs around on its own due to the locked input, the vibration for in-game events occurs properly.

This happens across two different elite series 2 controllers so the fault isnt with the controller

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"StdDevFrameMS" "8.96915912628173828"
"AvgFPS" "51.4991302490234375"
"StdDevFPS" "28.8489933013916016"
"BigPicture" "0"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"SteamControllerInput" "1"
"TouchControllerInput" "0
"
"GameControllerInput" "0"
"XBox360ControllerInput" "0"
"XBoxOneControllerInput" "0"
"PS3ControllerInput" "0"
"PS4ControllerInput" "0"
"PS5ControllerInput" "0"
"OtherControllerInput" "0"
"GameController

Likely having the same issue like this. My elite series 2 controller works perfectly on PC at wired/wireless mode. When it comes to any of my android device ( 1 on OxygenOS, 2 on ColorOS, all at
android 11), only the wired mode works. When I tried to connect it with Bluetooth, it still works in the android ui, but in steam link app, all the controller input has gone and it even won't show the