JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY ISSUE HOW TO
What calibration does among other things is tell the system how to map that properly. Your stick reports -100 left 0 (idle) 100 right.
So let's say DX expects a range of -1 (left) 0 (idle) 1 (right). That range was mapped to what the API expects. So it didn't matter what your stick's reported range was. The problem usually boils down to this: In the good old days joysticks had to be calibrated and the system (in this case Windows) normalized that with the API. It's likely a range issue with your old stick. Seems you might want to re-think your post as it is clearly the most arrogant thing I have ever heard a software developer say and I run a team of them. <- Notice how they even mention your game but this stick acts just like the OP's with either a 0/1 setting being read by the game. Old stick not compatible with current Windows. I have to say your reply is one of absolute ignorance and shows you really don't give a crap about us, you just need us to keep your job. It is up to date, has the latest drivers and in every game I play I get to set up the stick's sensitivity settings and a whole lot more as well.Įver played War Thunder? I guarantee you've never seen joystick controls like these but then they do not be-little their players who ask for simple things like control calibration as they have already put it in the game. I purchased my Joystick only 6 months ago. Right then Mr.Developer, explain this to me then Mr Highandmightyresponce.
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