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If a recognized controller is connected, you will see a diagram of the button mappings for your controller type.
To account for the finite buttons available on controllers, the control scheme is divided into three sets:
The button on the left allows you to flick through the various controllers you have connected.
A button at the bottom-left of the controller screen will open up a bindings window, allowing the player to change any aspect of their control scheme.
These bindings will only apply to Subsistence, so will not affect your bindings for any other game in your library. This can also be done by clicking on the controller button in the Steam UI while viewing the Subsistence page in your games library.
To switch to the official layout (see above), click on the controller box on your Subsistence Steam page. Then click "Browse Community Layouts". Then under "Recommended" select the official layout and apply it.
Also when looking at dropped items, it now shows an image of the item with a count rather than lots of small text.
These glyphs have been implemented all over the UI when text was previously used.
The sound design will play different placement sounds depending on the material type. Each individual piece will shake independently as it fits into place.
I've implemented these animations purely through the vertex shader of the mesh materials. This means they are entirely animated through the GPU and put no extra load on the CPU, so are very efficient in terms of performance.
All wood, roofing and glass structures have had these animations added.
Now weapons have a lowered sensitivity while aiming, making it much easier to target enemies. In addition, players can customize each weapon's ADS sensitivity to their own personal preference. In the controls menu there is an "advanced" section, with ADS sensitivity sliders for each weapon.
There is a red marker on each slider to indicate the default (recommended) setting. 
This also means that as a player "Takes All" from a loot crate, it is a lot more obvious what was taken and where the items have been placed/stacked in their inventory, due to those items briefly animating.
As players mouse-over inventory items the prompts will hint at quick actions available for this item. This includes actions like shift-clicking to move item stacks or singles between inventories (which many players are not aware of). 
These prompts will hint at things like switching ammo types (if you have more than one ammo type for the held weapon). Or toggling a weapon flashlight if the held weapon has one attached. Hopefully this helps makes playing the game a little more intuitive without referencing the controls menu or googling how something is done.
When flicking through slots, a small blue marker will show above the slot briefly before selecting the item. This eliminates the glitchy, rapid weapon-equipping animations playing when scrolling through weapons.
A small convenience, but useful if you can train yourself to use it (much like the "Take All" hotkey).
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