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02-15-13 06:38 PM
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I just hooked up my Xbox 360 controller to my computer and got it all set up.
Then I was hit with a brilliant idea, use it to play games on Vizzed. I come here and try to play several games, but it is nigh on impossible.
The reasons being these.
1. No Deadzone. The slightest movement, including the control sticks own weight, will cause it to move.
2. Too high of a sesitivity.

Is there a way to configure a Deadzone and/or change sensitivity?
I just hooked up my Xbox 360 controller to my computer and got it all set up.
Then I was hit with a brilliant idea, use it to play games on Vizzed. I come here and try to play several games, but it is nigh on impossible.
The reasons being these.
1. No Deadzone. The slightest movement, including the control sticks own weight, will cause it to move.
2. Too high of a sesitivity.

Is there a way to configure a Deadzone and/or change sensitivity?
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Can the built-in Windows Calibration settings help any? I know my PS3 controller doesn't have any issues when used on a PC for Vizzed or anything else. Unfortunately, I know nothing about 360 controllers, but I imagine this is either an incorrect calibration or some sort of software/drivers issue.
Can the built-in Windows Calibration settings help any? I know my PS3 controller doesn't have any issues when used on a PC for Vizzed or anything else. Unfortunately, I know nothing about 360 controllers, but I imagine this is either an incorrect calibration or some sort of software/drivers issue.
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The Windows thing doesn't help at all. It only has calibration help.
The Windows thing doesn't help at all. It only has calibration help.
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Houdini111 : There really isn't anything inside most of the Emulators that allow for you to change sensitivity of the Analog sticks (Except for the 1964 N64 emulator)

I would suggest using the D-Pad if you aren't able to change the settings using Windows.

Houdini111 : There really isn't anything inside most of the Emulators that allow for you to change sensitivity of the Analog sticks (Except for the 1964 N64 emulator)

I would suggest using the D-Pad if you aren't able to change the settings using Windows.

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