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Valve reconfirm the Steam Frame, Steam Machine and Steam Controller are due in 2026
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There is a detent at 100% analog, and if you pull further, it generates a button event. This is especially amazing for boost or afterburner on throttle, or e-brake on brake.
Interesting, I don't think I've used a trigger with that feature before (or if I did, I wasn't aware). Thanks for explaining.
AFAIK it is unique to the original steam controller. I don't think the handheld has it.