ControllerSensitivityFix

Decouples controller sensitivity from framerate for consistent look speed at any FPS.

The Problem

In Mycopunk (like many Unity games), controller stick input is not multiplied by Time.deltaTime. The method PlayerInput.LookInput() reads the game's Look InputAction and returns the raw stick value scaled by 40×, but never factors in frame time. This means:

Framerate	Controller Sensitivity	Why
30 FPS	Slow	Fewer frames = less rotation per second
60 FPS	Normal	What the game was tuned for
120 FPS	Too fast	More frames = more rotation per second
144 FPS	Even faster	Same reason

Mouse input is unaffected — it uses pixel deltas which are naturally framerate-independent.

The Fix

A single Harmony postfix on PlayerInput.LookInput() — the choke point for all gamepad look input. When the active device is a gamepad, the returned Vector2 is multiplied by unscaledDeltaTime × ReferenceFPS, making the effective rotation speed the same at any framerate. A 0.1s clamp on deltaTime prevents camera whip during load/GC hitches.

Installation

Install BepInExPack_Mycopunk
Place ControllerSensitivityFix.dll in BepInEx/plugins/
Launch the game

Configuration

Edit BepInEx/config/coruscnium.controllersensitivityfix.cfg:

Setting	Default	Description
`ReferenceFPS`	60	The framerate the controller sensitivity was tuned for. At this FPS, sensitivity is unchanged. Higher FPS = scaled down; lower FPS = scaled up.

Credits

Icon: Xbox controller illustration from PNGWing (CC BY-NC 4.0)