How to Set Different Controller Profile Layouts for Different Games in Suyu.

If you're new to Suyu and still acquainting yourself with the app, you've likely discovered the plethora of customizable options available to craft a tailored gaming experience. One standout feature is the ability to create distinct controller profiles and layouts for individual games in Suyu. Join us as we guide you through the process of creating and linking these profiles to your favourite games.

How to Set Different Controller Profile Layouts for Different Games in Suyu?

Suyu offers extensive customization options on a game-by-game basis. This allows you to customise graphics, controls, audio, and other settings for each game individually. While we've previously explored many of these features (as detailed below), this article will focus on creating different controller profiles and layouts within Suyu, tailored specifically for different games.

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To begin, open Suyu and make sure that you have a couple of different games in your library. Once you’ve configured controller profiles and layouts you’ll be able to assign them to different games.

How to Assign Different Controller Profiles (layouts) to Different Games in Suyu.

Now that you have a couple of different controller layouts set up you can assign them to different games.

From now on, whenever you launch the game, the controller profiles you've configured will automatically load as defaults. Just keep in mind that altering the primary controller layout will affect every profile. Feel free to assign the same profile to multiple games and player slots—they don't need to be unique. Personally, I always find the default layout of the Switch Controller bothersome, especially with the A and B buttons reversed, so that's the first adjustment I make every time.

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