This method is similar to Final Fantasy 14, you can hold down the left or right trigger to apply different skills/items.ġ.) Click on 'Add Action Layer' at the top of the page.ģ.) Go to the Left Trigger/L2 or Right Trigger/R2ĥ.) At the top there will be an icon that has 3 circles in a column, click on that.Ħ.) From the drop down menu you're provided choose 'Hold Action Layer'ħ.) Then choose the new action layer you created earlier.Ĩ.) Once this is set click on your new 'Action Layer'.ĩ.) From here you can now set your dpad buttons and face buttons to whichever skills/items you'd like. Or if you want it to be permanent Right Click on the Steam shortcut, choose Properties, click on the Compatibility tab, and check the 'Run this program as an administrator' check box.ģ.) Once that's set launch Steam and go into Big Picture Mode (click on the controller icon in the top right hand corner or hold down your controller's Guide button).Ĥ.) Go into your Library using your controller and launch Maplestory.ĥ.) Once Maplestory has been launched you can press the Guide button, the button that turns on your controller, for the Steam overlay menu.Ħ.) On the overlay menu choose 'Controller Configuration'.ħ.) From here you can Browse Configs by pressing X/Square or create your own configuration.Ĩ.) If you decide to create your own remember to choose Export Config to save your configuration, you can do this by pressing Y/Triangle, you can create multiple configurations for different classes and switch them out through the 'Browse Configs' option.
Can you play maplestory on mac with steam install#
Launching Maplestory and getting to the Steam Controller Configuration page.ġ.) First you'll need to install Steam, then install Maplestory through Steam.Ģ.) Once they're installed you'll need to Run Steam as an administrator, simply Right Click on the Steam shortcut and choose Run as administrator. Controls provided are in order by controllers
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