With these new features that are added to studio such as this, i recommend showing how to access these from the people using the new beta UI as well. Some of these new features take awhile to look for in the new beta UI, so I think it would be helpful.
Like for me, I didn’t expect it to be located under the Script tab, I assumed it would be within the view tabs as something else.
Pog let’s go I was actually thinking about Gamepad emulation a week ago
Will there be support for multiple Gamepad emulation?
Really cool stuff and all but where is the actual API to determine what type of device the user is on… We really need that 
This game out just in time for me! I was planning to add console support to my game, but I have no modern controller in real life. Thank you, such a cool feature!!
I have a controller, but how god, for a little test, that help a lot!
Allow developers to control crossplay setting for consoles because it doesn’t go well with games that have a lobby system.
Not much to say except thank you this is a wonderful addition, can finally get rid of this annoying software that hardly functioned
This update will really boost the support for controllers now, thanks!
Thank you for adding this feature,
i dont own any supported game consoles for the roblox platform and i dont buy a controller for something i dont have.
this will help me a lot when making games for other platforms.
This is so cool, we can simulate a controller with our desktop devices that simulates an actual controller in Studio that simulates a player with a controller in game.
This really helps to understand the micro-movements with all the fine inputs you can make without the need of an actual controller.
This is best feature!!
Still theres problem i found with UIS.InputChanged
When releasing thumbstick its doesnt resets position to 0
Now that is what I’m talking about. This is one thing I wanted to hear about for a long while. Why am I saying this now? Let me explain.
You see, I was thinking of adding console support for one of my upcoming projects but hadn’t tried to experiment with the idea yet because there wasn’t a way for me to properly test the idea unless I went out of my way to make some modifications to my game, publish those changes and switch over to my PS4 to test out such changes in hopes that I perfected the gamepad control scheme that I was trying to achieve.
You can only imagine how exciting this sounds to me. The idea of being able to just emulate a PS4 controller within studio itself instead of having to constantly use the physical hardware to even test my game out just sounds like a dream for me (and I assume, many of us) that want to make our games actually console compatible.
Does this mean I can just simulate using the joystick by doing nothing except move the mouse around on my desk? I could be wrong but it feels like the most logical thing that I can think of this being.
I am not sure how many people are going to want this feature enabled at all times since there is already a way to emulate holding down your finger on a touchscreen to use the joystick. Is there a plan to give people the option to disable this feature when it isn’t needed?
At the end of the day, it is the thought that counts (I guess).
VR emulation? Is this just me dreaming a little too hard right now or is this actually something being worked on? If this feature actually gets released one day (and works as intended), it would literally save me hundreds of dollars if I could just emulate a VR headset instead of needing to spend the money on the physical hardware to do so.
Overall, I think this update is something we all needed for quite some time now and I hope that these features actually get their full releases one day. The amount of hype for this is basically immeasurable.
Does it also emulate Haptics? Would be nice if you don’t have a controller on you right now and want to test
this is a great feature and will help with testing out weapons in my game, It would also be nice to see haptics but not sure how you would emulate that without a controller?
Add some sort of effect around the virtual controller to indicate that it is doing its thing
Thanks for the request. We’ll be working on multi-touch. Stay tuned
Oh my god, you have no idea how long I’ve wanted this.
Thank you so much
please revert the messaging changes. its useless and noone needs the new chat system. just give us messages back, why delete something that was used by the majority of roblox players? it was literally useful, you could literally message players that you weren’t friends with. i swear every website/client update roblox makes they have to ruin something in one way or another.
great update though!
Lovely update, now i can peacefully let my controller take some dust.
this came at the right time, thanks!
