mega aggiornamento in arrivo
custom button mapping
Legion Go Update 04.09.2024
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Link to community post: Legion Go Update 04.09.2024 | Lenovo Gaming (US)
Hi Everyone,
Wanted to give you a heads up that the next Legion Space Update (1.0.2.[8 or 9]) will be rolled out to everyone very soon.
It will include:
New controller (0240401A) and main unit (0240403A) firmware
Button Mapping support (found in Controller->Button Mapping->Edit)
Ability to add/edit layouts for Game Pad and FPS mode
Ability to remap almost every button to controller buttons, mouse buttons, keyboard keys, and key combinations
You can then change button mapping profiles from the right menu to any you have previously created/edited
Charge limiting option (General-> Optimize battery charging)
Charge limit is set to 80% (+/- 5%) which is the best setting to prolong the life of the Legion Go Battery
Added Alt+Esc to the quick settings menu
Added a Link in the right menu help section that directs to the Legion Go community forum
Driver updates were optimized a bit and now list some of the currently installed versions.
Optimized the FPS limiter control, it is now fully customizable on a single sliding scale to any value between 30 and 144
Added a notification that the FPS limiter will be disabled when RSR is in use
Optimized controller plug/unplug notifications
Fixed an issue where the Legion L/R key were being invalidated under admin accounts in windows
Some of these will need to be further optimized/improved in future updates but should serve as a good foundation in the mean time.
Future improvements will likely include the ability to map the Xbox key, and per-game profiles (though you can name a profile for a specific game and switch to it manually already). These updates, like the one above, will also take quite a while.
The next two major priorities will focus on a UI overhaul and structural adjustments as well as better Gyro implementation.
VGA driver update should be coming relatively soon as well, path to resolve the current bug that is gating the release has been identified, need to fix and test and then will release.
As we chart the course for the future of Legion Go, I want to share a personal update with you. While I care about and am deeply appreciative of this community, my direct involvement in product development (and thus my ability to advocate on your behalf) has been reduced. This is due in part to a strategic decision to leverage a broader array of feedback channels. However, please know that your voices and perspectives remain invaluable to our team, and there are systems in place to ensure that customer feedback continues to shape the evolution of Legion Go. Your engagement has been, and always will be, a driving force behind our innovation.
Thanks,
Ben