At 5/12/25 06:34 PM, TomFulp wrote:Keep in mind - to set global mapping, you want to set the values on your Project Details form, under the Ruffle checkbox near your SWF file. If you use the option on the view page, that's just your personal mapping settings.
Oh, awesome! I misread your original post like crazy cuz I was in the middle of the woods trying to read it haha
I mapped asslevania globally and its sweet!
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they play so well with controller support, it really elevates these old games. Kinda feels like a fresh coat of paint
At 5/12/25 08:48 PM, deathink wrote:At 5/12/25 06:34 PM, TomFulp wrote:Keep in mind - to set global mapping, you want to set the values on your Project Details form, under the Ruffle checkbox near your SWF file. If you use the option on the view page, that's just your personal mapping settings.
Oh, awesome! I misread your original post like crazy cuz I was in the middle of the woods trying to read it haha
I mapped asslevania globally and its sweet!
https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/628123
Did you make it out of the woods safely?
Currently working on a cartoon this summer. Stay tuned I guess. Heh.
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At 5/12/25 08:39 PM, Wegra wrote:Woah that's so cool but how the heck is something like this even possible? There's no way that could work for EVERY game on this site right?
As long as it's Flash and doesn't need a mouse for the gameplay, it should be doable!
At 5/12/25 02:47 PM, TomFulp wrote:At 5/12/25 02:04 PM, Dungeonation wrote:At 5/12/25 01:46 PM, deathink wrote:At 5/12/25 11:57 AM, TomFulp wrote:@PsychoGoldfish just rolled out an exciting new feature for Flash fanatics:oh, hell yeah!
Controller Mapping!
Punch Out Tom Fulp on controller? 👀
Not sure if this is the ideal mapping, let me know your thoughts:
https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/685671
Damn this is an awesome update. First post also
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At 5/12/25 06:05 PM, AYJAYKENS wrote:The Kill Kar by Jazza:
The Kill Kar II: Revenge by Jazza:
Portal Panic by Jazza
DadGame By Sakupen
Renegade Racing by PaulGene::
Flash Bash by Godlimations:
The Kill Kar II isn't ready for Ruffle yet (sound bug) but I did the rest, with a few tweaks.
At 5/12/25 06:51 PM, BlueMonday1984 wrote:Popping in to drop another couple easy maps:
https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/570949
https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/600204
Both Ninja Painter games use the arrow keys for movement, which can be easily bound to the D-pad/stick.
Done!
At 5/12/25 06:58 PM, ErasmusMagnus wrote:Here you go!
And while this thread is Ruffle based ,I'd like to officially ask for fullscreen to have the same aspect ratio as the game window size so you don't see beyond the boundaries. I seem to remember the old version of Ruffle having that feature and I sorely miss it because we can view stuff in 4K but way beyond what any developer intended in a tiny window.
This batch should all be done! We do need to revisit our Ruffle fullscreen settings, I think I noted the parameters in a ticket a while back.
I've never wanted to cry tears of joy so much until now
Thanks so much for this, it's gonna be so fucking cool to play old flash games with controllers now
Edit: OMG PLS ADD MARIO 63 PLS PLS PLSSSS
Call the cops all you want on me
That won't make me uncum on the Nintendo Wii
At 5/12/25 03:19 PM, ErasmusMagnus wrote:Now... this is too much fun. I'm making a mad science experiment navigate mouse menus in Flash with a controller by binding Tab to the Select button, then using the D-pad bound to the arrow keys to select different clickable buttons. Now I just need to find an equivalent key to click with!
I figured it out! Tab to enter menu selection mode, and then SPACE to select a menu. You can just bind those keys, and get full controller support in menus that use this system! You can just navigate normal clickable buttons with arrow keys, so that can be bound to a D-pad. The A button, Start, or hell even Select if there's no use for it can be used to select. Works great with something like Super Karoshi, 100% controller support with the right layout! Wish I could figure out why it doesn't play ball for something like Road of the Dead. I mean, the Space button is already the "continue" button in that game. Probably something to do with intercepting the controls for remappable inputs.
HOLY SHIT this works for point and click adventure games! The ones that use this button system anyway! Something like start to enter selection mode, d-pad arrow navigation, Space or Enter to "click"! This is scary. Scary COOL!!!
At 5/12/25 09:17 PM, TomFulp wrote:At 5/12/25 08:39 PM, Wegra wrote:Woah that's so cool but how the heck is something like this even possible? There's no way that could work for EVERY game on this site right?
As long as it's Flash and doesn't need a mouse for the gameplay, it should be doable!
You sure about that??
At 5/12/25 06:30 PM, xeiavica wrote:At 5/12/25 06:29 PM, TomFulp wrote:Who needs steam when you got newgrounds.At 5/12/25 06:24 PM, xeiavica wrote:You know tom, this got me interested in going forward with flash games for newgrounds. Is this a newgrounds only feature? Or is this part of ruffle now? Also, didn't the API get updated to let you use flash 8 (AS2) code with the cloud saves for instance?
The gamepad mapping will only work on NG. And yup the API at newgrounds.io has an AS2 implementation, so you can use that and include cloud saves on NG.
I still need Steam, to let me use my Joy-Cons as my mouse-cursor and stuff. Once Ruffle nails that too, I'll get rid of it, m'kay?
At 5/13/25 12:04 AM, Dungeonation wrote:
Do we tell them…?
(It got copyright struck by Nintendo not too long ago)
DAMN IT
I actually had no idea, i really thought it was still there man :(
Call the cops all you want on me
That won't make me uncum on the Nintendo Wii
Thanks for this, guys. Between Ruffle making games playable in browser post 2020 and this, you have done so much of my work for me.
Just implemented, works REALLY well, might be my new preferred way to play over touchscreen!
Added a mapping for my game dwarf planet one. It feels a lot nicer than keyboard controls! I might update the game to integrate gamepad support a little better, since the keyboard controls have some goofy stuff like using the down arrow as an action button (and then that makes menuing funny). If there was some way to detect that someone's using a gamepad so I could switch to gamepad mode automatically that might be a cool feature.
At 5/12/25 09:17 PM, TomFulp wrote:At 5/12/25 08:39 PM, Wegra wrote:Woah that's so cool but how the heck is something like this even possible? There's no way that could work for EVERY game on this site right?
As long as it's Flash and doesn't need a mouse for the gameplay, it should be doable!
Bruh...no mouse...? Waddya talking about!? EZPZ, lolz, gitgudscrub! ':D
Also @matt-likes-swords
Lol, check it ';3
(Sorry for the piss poor quality gif, had to crop/shrink/compress the shit out of it, to be able to post it here, and have the thing actually play instead of freeze.)
That is amazing, never expected controller support for flash games haha.
At 5/12/25 04:57 PM, Ferbun wrote:I wasn't expecting this feature to ever happen, but hey this will add some new ways to play those games. It's gonna feel weird playing flash games on gamepad controls, but I can welcome this!
(The only flash games with gamepad controls I can think of is The Fancy Pants Adventures World 4 Part 1 and 2)
Anyway Mario Combat. I was thinking about this game when this announcement happened.
https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/471144
Left Key - Left Stick
Right Key - Right Stick
Up Key - Cross/A Button
A - Square/X Button
Space - Triangle/Y Button
Left Key - Left D-Pad
Right Key - Right D-Pad
(those again but just some additions)
And I like the way you think, my dude. That was exactly the first game that came to my mind (that, and Discount Mayonaise & Glass Fish Rythm), when I checked this amazing new Ruffle-update post.
I also need this in my life on a controller:
Its my Favorite Classic Sonic Platformer of all time.
Oh damn, this is huge! I was experimenting with something similar by embedding flash games in Construct 3 within a iframe running Ruffle, and then using a batch file to stealth launch an open source mapping software. The intention was to potentially package up a collection of games into a Steam-ready package, so this update could potentially just save me doing all those workarounds!
Presumably, the controller mapping extends to the self hosted version of Ruffle as well?
Awesome work as always and thank you to the whole team developing Ruffle <3
At 5/12/25 01:45 PM, Belyaevs-Fox wrote:Has this feature being tested with DirectInput gamepads like the Dualsense, Switch Pro, and Stadia controllers? I know Xbox and similar gamepads are supposed to be the gold standard for PC gaming, but Xinput doesn't support certain feature likes touchpad and motion controls. I think the latter would be really handy for games that use pointer controls like first person shooters and point-and-click adventures.
I'm also curious to know if this feature will work on the mobile version of this site. I've seen dedicated controllers like the Razer Kishi and Backbone One meant for portable gaming along with phone mounts to be used with more standard gamepads.
I made that pointy-motion controlls work with steam (I posted a gif of that in action here), if you go the settings of your Steam menu, you got some controller options, there you have a submenu for a desktop layout, where you can map all your mouse-keyboard stuff, to your controllers + motion/gyro settings.
Tested it with Joy-Cons, PS-1 & PS-5 controllers, Gamecube Controller (GC adapter with a PC-mode switch) and cheap 3rd-party pro-controller.
No no motion stuff with PS1 and GC controllers, obviously, but using the sticks as cursor atill work fine, and can be adjusted pretty well.
At 5/13/25 06:25 AM, Chaz wrote:Oh damn, this is huge! I was experimenting with something similar by embedding flash games in Construct 3 within a iframe running Ruffle, and then using a batch file to stealth launch an open source mapping software. The intention was to potentially package up a collection of games into a Steam-ready package, so this update could potentially just save me doing all those workarounds!
Presumably, the controller mapping extends to the self hosted version of Ruffle as well?
Awesome work as always and thank you to the whole team developing Ruffle <3
It sounds like you might be able to use something @BoMToons made, RufflePad!
At 5/13/25 02:37 AM, Emrox wrote:Added a mapping for my game dwarf planet one. It feels a lot nicer than keyboard controls! I might update the game to integrate gamepad support a little better, since the keyboard controls have some goofy stuff like using the down arrow as an action button (and then that makes menuing funny). If there was some way to detect that someone's using a gamepad so I could switch to gamepad mode automatically that might be a cool feature.
I think Josh has been considering an API call to check for a gamepad, although you might also need to check if someone turns on their gamepad mid-game as well.
At 5/13/25 06:40 AM, TomFulp wrote:At 5/13/25 06:25 AM, Chaz wrote:Oh damn, this is huge! I was experimenting with something similar by embedding flash games in Construct 3 within a iframe running Ruffle, and then using a batch file to stealth launch an open source mapping software. The intention was to potentially package up a collection of games into a Steam-ready package, so this update could potentially just save me doing all those workarounds!
Presumably, the controller mapping extends to the self hosted version of Ruffle as well?
Awesome work as always and thank you to the whole team developing Ruffle <3
It sounds like you might be able to use something @BoMToons made, RufflePad!
https://github.com/pestoforce/RufflePad
I didn't know about this, thanks! Looks like it's AS2 specific though...
At 5/12/25 10:15 PM, Dungeonation wrote:Oh WHOA this shows up now on games in general, Flash or not!
It's been tempting to let non-Flash devs also fill out their controls, just to have a consistent point of reference on each game. If we got really crazy, html5 games could use our API for controller mapping, allowing end users to customize their mapping via NG instead of building an in-game system. Dunno if anyone would actually implement that if it was offered, though.
This sounds freaking cool holy shit !
Kind of a bummer that Super Mario 63 isn't around anymore. Would have been interesting to play that game with a controller
Epic! I can't wait to play Alien Hominid and NG Rumble with a controller!
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