This is just the first iteration of this update, as in the future we plan to bring more accurate attenuation simulation by the size of the truck cab.
Put simply, interior truck cab sounds have been updated to better simulate how engine, tyre, and other exterior sounds are dampened when driving from a first-person view. Since each truck has different sound insulation, our sound team has simulated this with the use of sound equalization and reverb effects. In this update, we have also implemented a new sound effect that simulates sound attenuation from surrounding environment noises, as well as the sound of the truck engine and wheels. We look forward to showcasing many of beautiful landmarks and sceneries from across the states with these new images. For more on the peripheral, see the video below from GC 2015.However, that is not all! These new loading screen images will also come with a short description on where the photo was taken in-game and from which DLC (if applicable). We went hands-on with the controller, which Valve hopes to eventually let players fully design and modify themselves, and Alienware's Steam Machine in October. The update concludes with a bonus making-of video, which shows off just how the Steam controller is built. Still to come in a future beta client is configuration traveling, which will allow gamers to play with their controllers on their friends' PCs while holding onto their specific control schemes. The company will add the ability to program specific configurations for non-Steam games in an upcoming Steam beta client.
Steam users have also asked for the ability to use the controller to play games purchased on other services. This mode introduces the accuracy of a mouse to the peripheral to help manipulate cameras. Thanks to a suggestion from a member of popular gaming forum NeoGAF, Valve added the new mouse-like joystick feature, according to the update. Many of these and other newly implemented modes and options were integrated thanks to community response. For real-time strategy and role-playing game fans, customizable mapping comes to the trackpad in order to optimize scrolling through complex menus.Ī new HUD affords a better understanding of how to operate your controller, introducing pop-ups of how button presses and other inputs correspond to the game you're playing. The controller, which launched in November alongside the first Steam Machine and Steam Link device, now offers a touch menu, which allows players to consolidate their hotkeys to a single interface.Īlso added is increased gyro support to make leaning easier in shooters and other games. New features came to the Steam controller today, which Valve details in this month's update on the peripheral.
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