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One important note is that making those changes will remove the ability to change minimap zoom levels. To restore that function, you'll need to assign gamepad right bumper to a gamepad input. You could assign it to up or down d-pad (since those control the camera position, which is now assigned to the right bumper), but then you'll have an even harder time navigating the menus.
Instead, I would suggest assigning it to the select/back button, since that is used to chat online with the onscreen keyboard by default which isn't really needed anymore.
Okay sorry for the delayed reply. Make these changes in the Steam controller configuration for MC2 (starting from the default "Modern V3 Automatic" template):
Assign gamepad left bumper to the A Button
Assign gamepad X button to the B button
Assign gamepad A button to the left bumper
Assign keyboard down arrow to the right bumper
That should give you the config you want. Keep in mind that this will mess up menu navigation though. With the updated configuration, you'll need to press the B button to confirm menu selections, and the left bumper to cancel/back out of menus.
Let me know if that works as expected.
Are you using the classic configuration or the modern configuration as your starting point?
A = Handbrake
B = NOS
LB = Look Back
RB = Change camera
?
You need to be in Desktop Mode for Step 1 (so the steam:// URL entry works correctly) and Step 2 (so you can move the .map file to the correct location). But you'll probably need to be in Gaming Mode for Step 3 (so you have access to the keyboard overlay to type a profile name with).
One suggestion: feel free to disable the Deck's back buttons after applying the controller config. I don't know why they're mapped to the face buttons by default — that wasn't something done by me.
Yes, I've personally verified that this does work on Steam Deck. You'll need to be in Desktop mode at first to copy the .map file to the right directory. And for the first launch in gaming mode, you'll have to use the Steam+Right D-pad button combo to get through the first couple of menus until Step 3 is completed.
After that though, it's smooth sailing.