Platform configuration
Desktop
Build version
LGPT-X64-1.6.0-bacon14
Steps to reproduce
Hi there, thanks for making PiggyTracker!
I'm trying to run it on Steam Deck (this is my first time running it on a desktop platform) but am experiencing pretty odd keybindings. From what I understood LGPT is built on SDL, so I assumed it would integrate its built-in controller support, but the default behaviour seems to do completely random things; I'm unable to get past the load screen since there doesn't seem to be a confirm button bound.
I took a look at the README.md to see if there was anything I missed, and noticed there was a STEAM row in the platform list:

That made me think that perhaps there was a Steam-specific build I was missing, but after several searches on Steam and Google and after double-checking the GitHub release artifacts I couldn't find anything.
I checked the issues, and noticed #181 was opened and merged seemingly to fix this issue (or a related one). But the mapping file in question doesn't seem to be in the source tree anymore, so I'm not too sure what the status of it is.
Platform configuration
Desktop
Build version
LGPT-X64-1.6.0-bacon14
Steps to reproduce
Hi there, thanks for making PiggyTracker!
I'm trying to run it on Steam Deck (this is my first time running it on a desktop platform) but am experiencing pretty odd keybindings. From what I understood LGPT is built on SDL, so I assumed it would integrate its built-in controller support, but the default behaviour seems to do completely random things; I'm unable to get past the load screen since there doesn't seem to be a confirm button bound.
I took a look at the README.md to see if there was anything I missed, and noticed there was a STEAM row in the platform list:

That made me think that perhaps there was a Steam-specific build I was missing, but after several searches on Steam and Google and after double-checking the GitHub release artifacts I couldn't find anything.
I checked the issues, and noticed #181 was opened and merged seemingly to fix this issue (or a related one). But the mapping file in question doesn't seem to be in the source tree anymore, so I'm not too sure what the status of it is.