There’s some good ideas in that thread. I like the ones of remapping from clicking joysticks to one of the back paddles. Currently I have an action set to bring up the on-screen keyboard if Steam + X isn’t working that day.

Sorry for the late reply. It’s been a long time since I played Steam on an actual computer so I’m not finding where the developer settings I mentioned earlier are located.

Edit: You mentioned trying two different controllers. Have you tried to have both plugged in at the same time so that the game can see both?

While you have the game running, are you able to open the Steam Overlay? In the overlay, click on the controller icon

In the settings here, do you have an option to reorder controllers on the right side of the screen?

If you see that button, click on it and mess around with the controller order and see if it’ll make the game see the controller now.

I don’t have a Mac but I do run into the same issue with my Steam Deck while it’s docked. I have a Xbox controller and a controller from Logitech.

While the game is running, are you able to open up Steam’s controller settings? You might need to enable developer mode.

In the controller settings are you able to see something in the upper center-right about changing controller order?

In there just simply mess around with the controller order, might have to try various combos of controller order. That usually helps get the game to see the controller.

I had a bunch of fun. The ability to share template links was a huge help getting designs finished.

That’s okay, they’re found elsewhere too.

Try going after carps. They’re available all year and even found in places like the sewers (if you’ve unlocked that already). https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Carp

Thanks for the suggestions. It sounds like learning all about REST is a good place to start.

Some of the integration situations I might face is where one software is internal on-prem but the other software is more cloud-based and debatable on how much control we have on our stuff in it.

Thanks a bunch for the suggestions. I think learning the basic toolbox is where I should start, then work my way up to the software-specific interfaces.

Have you ran into software made by companies that didn’t have APIs available or didn’t want their software integrating with other systems? How would you work around that?

The sass from the owl on the right is incredible.

If anyone doesn’t want to follow the link to Reddit, here’s the store for that deck holder: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1558816717/steam-deck-tentacle-stand-3d-printed