v1.0Final - Comprehensive DirectInput Force Feedback & Input System Overhaul

Implements a complete runtime and editor-based input management system with DirectInput Force Feedback support and IL2CPP compatibility.

 Core Changes:

 - Added Logitech SDK logics
 - Added runtime configuration UIs (F2: Input Mapping, F3: FFB Settings)
 - Implemented IL2CPP callback support with proper __stdcall convention
 - Added input mapping cache with duplicate protection
 - Integrated real-time device detection and configuration

 Technical Improvements:

 - Enhanced error handling and device connection management
 - Implemented proper FFB effect cleanup and memory management
 - Added DBTEvents enum support (0x0007, 0x8000, 0x8004)
 - Streamlined save/load system with PlayerPrefs persistence
 - Fixed IL2CPP NotSupportedException in Windows builds

 The update provides a complete runtime alternative to editor-only configuration,
 enabling both FFB and input mapping adjustments during gameplay while ensuring
 proper IL2CPP support for production builds.
 Core Changes:
 - Added Logitech SDK logics
 - Added runtime configuration UIs (F2: Input Mapping, F3: FFB Settings)
 - Implemented IL2CPP callback support with proper __stdcall convention
 - Added input mapping cache with duplicate protection
 - Integrated real-time device detection and configuration

 Technical Improvements:
 - Enhanced error handling and device connection management
 - Implemented proper FFB effect cleanup and memory management
 - Added DBTEvents enum support (0x0007, 0x8000, 0x8004)
 - Streamlined save/load system with PlayerPrefs persistence
 - Fixed IL2CPP NotSupportedException in Windows builds

 The update provides a complete runtime alternative to editor-only configuration,
 enabling both FFB and input mapping adjustments during gameplay while ensuring
 proper IL2CPP support for production builds.

Author: imDanoush

README.md

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-Note that everything is adjustable in the native DLL, And the Custom Force effect exists but has not been fully done.
 Note that everything is adjustable in the native DLL, The Custom Force effect exists but has not been fully done, And the collision effects are only in the Unity project.
 
 ## Compatible Devices