This package solves supporting more than one player per device. Use Unity's InputSystem.PlayerInput even when a device is used by multiple players with just 2 steps.

What are the 2 steps!?

1. Matches what you may have seen in multiple "split keyboard" tutorials. Setup your `\*.inputactions` asset to support a different control scheme for each player. It doesn't matter if there are multiple control schemes for a single device.

2. Add the `PlayerInputCanShareDevice.cs` component to the `PlayerInput` prefab that is referenced by your `PlayerInputManager`.

That's it! PlayerInputCanShareDevice.cs handles correctly leveraging what you setup in '\*.inputactions` to correctly split the device with as many players as you'd like. All while being able to use Unity's PlayerInput and PlayerInputManager for everything else.

Try out a WebGL sample!

• Allows any device to support any number of players; i.e. 4 players on a keyboard, 2 on a gamepad, etc.
• Works with Unity's default PlayerInput component.
• Works with Unity's player join/left system.
• Works with Unity's button rebinding system.