James Dansereau
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Fixes: - D565: AI awareness no longer follows two player render settings. Fog distance is floored at 100 (below it the shortened clip hid guards from AI on-screen checks); the D466 gameplay fog cull is rescaled to the game's own FOV (identity at defaults). - D566: Steam Deck Game Mode no longer shows the on-screen keyboard at launch (SDL text input stopped; screen-keyboard hint off). - D567: opening PC Options from the front end with a pad no longer drags the game's crosshair to the top-left corner. Docs and site: - README News/Status/Features/controls brought up to date; the unpublished v0.4.1 work is folded into v0.5.0 everywhere; stats to v0.5.0. - Release notes reordered: player-facing highlights first, finding labels and verification at the bottom. - Site status rewritten; favicon is now the exe icon (make_icon.py writes docs/favicon.ico). - ROADMAP: AI review results, update-check follow-up, stale rows closed. Verified: Windows + Linux builds; Windows pixel gate Surface 1 PASS; Deck build deployed for the maintainer's Game Mode checks.
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title, description, date, modified_time
| title | description | date | modified_time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input and aim | How the GoldenEye 007 PC port maps keyboard, mouse and modern controllers onto the N64's controller, including mouse aim. | 2026-10-05 | 2026-10-05 |
Input and aim
port/src/input.c maps SDL2 keyboard, mouse and gamepad events into the
N64's own controller structs, so the game's input code runs unmodified.
Mouse aim is modelled on the GEPD mouse-injector behaviour that the 1964 "GoldenEye/Perfect Dark Edition" bundle used — an independent reimplementation of that behaviour (not derived code), credited to its author in the README. It comes in two styles, the N64's own aim feel or a centered FPS-style, with per-device sensitivity, smoothing and Y-inversion.
Controllers: modern pads get a dual-stick layout, deadzones, sensitivity, southpaw, trigger thresholds, Rumble-Pak vibration, and PlayStation/Nintendo button names. Everything is rebindable — keyboard, mouse and each controller — in the F10 options overlay. Split-screen needs one controller per extra player.
Control style offers Ext (this port's scheme) or Original, the game's own N64 styles 1.1–2.4, chosen per seat. New profiles start with Look ahead off (it fights mouse look) and Crouch on Toggle; the game's own Look up/down row was removed in favour of Invert look on the Mouse and Controller pages.
More: internals §7 (input & saves); the aim model's
provenance is the D194 lineage in port/src/input.c.