[Libretro] Fix deadzone and sensitivity #19670
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Just curious, what's the test homebrew? Could add a link to it from the controls troubleshooting page on the website. |
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I used this one: https://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?t=11333
Not the most sexy but it gives the analog range from 0-255 which is all I needed. |
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Looks like the deadzone and sensitivity core options are purely cosmetic and don't actually do anything...
So I grabbed the logic from ControlMapper.cpp's
MapAxisValue()(minus the inverted deadzone since there's no core option for it and it defaults to 0) and tested with a buttons tester homebrew, it now works properly AFAICT.