Map Touchscreen Controls to physical controls
Not all games support physical controls - some only use the touchscreen.
However, there's an app called "
GameKeyboard 2.0" that will help you out
The usage is quite confusing, but here's a guide to help you with that.
1. Go to CyanogenMod Settings and enable "Soft Keyboard" on long menu button press. This way you can bring up the keyboard in most games holding the Menu Button (doesn't work in all games, but will still work there).
2. Run GameKeyboard and set it up (only needed the first time)
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to enable it as SoftKeyboard and choose it as current SoftKeyboard.
4. Then in the settings, do the following:
- Enable "Touchscreen Mode"
- Enable "Remap Hard-Key"
- Map your buttons with "Hardkey Mappings": Select a free slot, press the desired D-Pad direction or button and select in the list what it should be (i.e. D-Pad up to D-Pad up, etc.)
- Go into "Layout Edit" and allow "Layout Edit Mode"
This is the first-time setup, GameKeyboard is now ready to be used. Grant it root access when it asks for
5. Run your game. If the touchscreen buttons and DPad are located in the default GameKeyboard locations, the Pandora controls should now just work.
6. If buttons / DPad are somewhere else on the screen, hold the menu button which should show the GameKeyboard controls (doesn't work with all games).
7. Move the controls around using the touchscreen to match the touchscreen controls. Some games hide them though when you press the menu button, some don't even show the GameKeyboard as they disable the softkeyboard. In this case, remember where DPad / buttons need to be, go to the GameKeyboard app and slide the controls at the desired location and then go back to the game.
Once that's done, the game will work with your physical gaming controls.
As you can save different profiles in GameKeyboard, you only need to match the locations per game once and then safe the config.