Alternative method for Reset on Switch | Forums

[dragonsUwU]

Really enjoying Rising on Switch, and in case you didn't know, the GameCube controller works with it! And it actually supports analog trigger control. The main problem is that GameCube features no "minus" button, a button that was chosen as one of the most important in the game. Foresight is only 20/10 I suppose.

I would love to see some alternate way to restart a track! Some simple(ish) ideas:
- An option in the main menu
- Hold B

[Kadji100]

You can restart the full track by pressing 'Z' on the GameCube Controller.

Also: The L and R Buttons (e.g. used for filtering the map) are mapped to LEFT and RIGHT on the D-PAD.

In fact the GC controller is perfect for the game itself, only for the track editor I switch to my Pro Controller (or if I am playing from my couch - those cables that are still not long enough...)

[dragonsUwU]

You can restart the full track by pressing 'Z' on the GameCube Controller.

Also: The L and R Buttons (e.g. used for filtering the map) are mapped to LEFT and RIGHT on the D-PAD.

In fact the GC controller is perfect for the game itself, only for the track editor I switch to my Pro Controller (or if I am playing from my couch - those cables that are still not long enough...)

God bless you

[Kadji100]

No problem, I also took a few minutes to figure the Button Mapping out.

It would be nice to have the UI updated to represent us with the actual button prompts, but concidering that only a small fraction of the already small playerbase (lets be honest here folks, we are a niche game) is going to primarily play with the GC Controllers on the Switch...I can't see this happening (and I don't blame RedLynx for that).

Honestly, whoever was responsible for implementing GC Controllers with Analog Controll: You are the real MVP, thank you so much.

[UbiCosmos]

You can restart the full track by pressing 'Z' on the GameCube Controller.

Also: The L and R Buttons (e.g. used for filtering the map) are mapped to LEFT and RIGHT on the D-PAD.

In fact the GC controller is perfect for the game itself, only for the track editor I switch to my Pro Controller (or if I am playing from my couch - those cables that are still not long enough...)

Thanks for sharing these helpful tips with other players! I'm a huge fan of using the Gamecube controller as well to play.