Automatically enable joystick support

Or else, you'd need an autoexec file for first time setup.

diff --git a/vid_shared.c b/vid_shared.c
index ba0ab58ccad59c3438c813653cad982fdf97669b..a974afca604034064ac73629689e4cfccaf0acf7 100644 (file)
--- a/vid_shared.c
+++ b/vid_shared.c
@@ -83,7 +83,11 @@ cvar_t joy_xinputavailable = {CF_CLIENT | CF_READONLY, "joy_xinputavailable", "0
 #endif
 cvar_t joy_active = {CF_CLIENT | CF_READONLY, "joy_active", "0", "indicates that a joystick is active (detected and enabled)"};
 cvar_t joy_detected = {CF_CLIENT | CF_READONLY, "joy_detected", "0", "number of joysticks detected by engine"};
+#ifdef __SWITCH__
+cvar_t joy_enable = {CF_CLIENT | CF_ARCHIVE, "joy_enable", "1", "enables joystick support"};
+#else
 cvar_t joy_enable = {CF_CLIENT | CF_ARCHIVE, "joy_enable", "0", "enables joystick support"};
+#endif
 cvar_t joy_index = {CF_CLIENT, "joy_index", "0", "selects which joystick to use if you have multiple (0 uses the first controller, 1 uses the second, ...)"};
 cvar_t joy_axisforward = {CF_CLIENT, "joy_axisforward", "1", "which joystick axis to query for forward/backward movement"};
 cvar_t joy_axisside = {CF_CLIENT, "joy_axisside", "0", "which joystick axis to query for right/left movement"};