Add KeyMapping image

Readme.md

@@ -1,28 +1,28 @@
-Minimum supported OS
-=====
+# Key Mapping
 
-This version of ShockEmu has been tested on:
-* macOS 10.15: Catalina (Beta)
+`only_keyboard.se` goes like this:
+![Key Mapping](https://github.com/backslash-f/ShockEmu/blob/master/KeyMapping.png)
 
-Setup
-=====
+This is of course customizable.
 
-ShockEmu requires the OS X Command Line Tools to be installed.  
+Tested on:
+* macOS Catalina 10.15
 
-Installation steps:
-
-	git clone [email protected]:backslash-f/ShockEmu.git
-	./build.sh only_keyboard.se
-	./run.sh
+# Setup
+ShockEmu requires the OS X Command Line Tools to be installed.
 
-It depends on your system having PS4 Remote Play installed at `/Applications/RemotePlay.app`.  If this is not the case, you'll need to modify `run.sh` accordingly.
+Installation steps:
 
-SE file format
-==============
+```zsh
+git clone [email protected]:backslash-f/ShockEmu.git
+./build.sh only_keyboard.se
+./run.sh
+```
 
-SE files are, generally speaking, a mapping between an input key, mouse button, or mouse movement to a DualShock 4 input.  See the example file (`example.se`) for a breakdown of the format.
+It depends on your system having PS4 Remote Play installed at `/Applications/RemotePlay.app`. If this is not the case, you'll need to modify `run.sh` accordingly.
 
-How it works
-============
+# SE File Format
+SE files are, generally speaking, a mapping between an input key, mouse button, or mouse movement to a DualShock 4 input. See the example file (`example.se`) for a breakdown of the format.
 
-ShockEmu works by intercepting the IOHID calls of PS4 Remote Play application and presents an emulated DualShock controller.  It also hooks into the input routines of the application, to catch keyboard and mouse inputs, which then get mapped according to your SE file.
+# How It Works
+ShockEmu works by intercepting the IOHID calls of PS4 Remote Play application and presents an emulated DualShock controller. It also hooks into the input routines of the application, to catch keyboard and mouse inputs, which then get mapped according to your SE file.

only_keyboard.se

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ left = dpadLeft
 right = dpadRight
 down = dpadDown
 
-y = PS
+t = PS # Not working, need to use the PS "native" button (appears when mousing over the window)
 space = touchpad
 1 = share
 0 = options