This doesn't work properly. In the PC version, every time I press O on the Ouya Controller the game doesn't let me move, and when I press O again it sends me back and I try to play the level again and I can't move. I don't know, this is a weird bug.
I had not actually tested the Windows version with an OUYA controller, but from what I can tell from briefly testing now, the 'O' button is used for accepting on the menus, like the Main Menu or the Pause menu in game (which is mapped to the 'U' button on the OUYA controller when playing on Windows).
Actually, other than testing what all of the buttons do, there is no need to press the 'O' button while playing in Game.
Seems like in-game, the OUYA 'O' button on Windows is both select (for menus) and pause (but without the actual pause menu) at the same time. This is why using a controller mapping asset like Rewired or InControl would help for gotchas like these, but due to time constraints, I had to use the default Unity mappings which are one thing using an OUYA Controller on an actual OUYA and something else entirely when using an OUYA controller on a Windows PC.
Again thanks for finding this bug, have you tried with an Xbox 360 controller or with keyboard controls?
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What engine did you make this in?
Unity 5.6.7f1
Where can I find this build of unity?
https://unity.com/releases/editor/archive
It's under the Unity 5 releases.
This doesn't work properly. In the PC version, every time I press O on the Ouya Controller the game doesn't let me move, and when I press O again it sends me back and I try to play the level again and I can't move. I don't know, this is a weird bug.
Hey ShamahVisuals, thanks for pointing this out.
I had not actually tested the Windows version with an OUYA controller, but from what I can tell from briefly testing now, the 'O' button is used for accepting on the menus, like the Main Menu or the Pause menu in game (which is mapped to the 'U' button on the OUYA controller when playing on Windows).
Actually, other than testing what all of the buttons do, there is no need to press the 'O' button while playing in Game.
Seems like in-game, the OUYA 'O' button on Windows is both select (for menus) and pause (but without the actual pause menu) at the same time. This is why using a controller mapping asset like Rewired or InControl would help for gotchas like these, but due to time constraints, I had to use the default Unity mappings which are one thing using an OUYA Controller on an actual OUYA and something else entirely when using an OUYA controller on a Windows PC.
Again thanks for finding this bug, have you tried with an Xbox 360 controller or with keyboard controls?
lol, I hope this is as fun as it looks
I managed to uploaded an OUYA port! Let me know what you think.
Oh man! That's great news. Can't wait to try it.
This is indeed as fun as it looks. I'd love to see her reappear in an extreme racing game ;)