1. Load up the game 2. Click "Options" 3. Click "Controls" 4. Click "Remap Controls" 5. Click "Configure Gamepad via Steam" 6. Directly under "Current Layout" is your current configuration 7. Click the arrow to the right of the selected layout and it will give you two options: The official layout for Xbox One and the official layout for Xbox 360. 8. Select the official layout for Xbox 360 andOn this page of the guide you can view controls for the PC version of No Man’s Sky, divided into categories based on the situation in game (either on foot exploration, flight controls, or exploring the galactic map). In this part of the guide, we list the controls of the PC version of No Man's Sky. Are the ship controls a joke? I like this game, this is my first experience, some things really pull the game down for me. Flight Controls: They are horrible. There is no excuse for that so don't even bother trying to tell me it's a design choice, controller compatibility or an immersion thingy.
It sort of reminds me of the Assassin's Creed 1-3 issue with gamepads on steam. Works perfectly with a genuine 360 controller, but if you have anything else you have to fumble around with getting it to accept a steam input profile.
When using a portable refiner, remember that it needs to be fueled first. Then select the raw material you want to process and press the appropriate button or click on start. Finally, pick up the crafted item and transfer it to the suit or to the ship if it is nearby.
On PC and Steam . If you're playing No Man's Sky on PC, this process from YouTube channel How To Do Stuff is a little more involved. However, unlike with PS4, you have the option to create aRight click to "free look" around the map on PC. Then you can click on a star and hit R to expand & see how many planets, species, economy type, etc. If you're looking for a particular resource (like uranium), you can select it in the Catalog tab and click "highlight" to flag it on the galaxy map. Once you warp to the system, you can scan the To repair something: After you've gathered the required resources, click and hold your left mouse button (or the "E" key) over the item you want to repair - the circular indicator should "fill" up as you activate it, as per other interactions. If it doesn't, check that you have the required materials.