Hey.
I just bought an N64 USB Controller from lightinthebox.
I plugged it in and all buttons seem to work on the pj64-emulator atleast.
What I soon discovered was that the analog stick has the same mapping as the d-pad. Well, thats not to much of a problem, but here it goes:
the analog stick is acting like the d-pad. there is no way to make mario walk when pushing the analog stick gently. either he runs full speed, or he is standing still.
I opened the USB controller settings in windows and went for a calibration. When I move the analog stick, it goes directly from middle to max up / max down / max left / max right / max those in between (see picture).
There is no range. If I change the range to low in the emulator, mario will walk or stand still. If I put the range up high mario will run or stand still.
This controller came with no CD, no actual production-name or anything. Just the controller. The controller has the same buttons as a regular N64-controller and nothing else, so there is no analog/digital-button or anything like that.
I got 2 controllers in the same box, and they both act the exact same way. My guess is that this is a bad copy of the retrolink or something, and they intentially made it this way to save money or something, but if you guys know of any sollution, do not hesitate to post!
Thanks in advance!
I just bought an N64 USB Controller from lightinthebox.
I plugged it in and all buttons seem to work on the pj64-emulator atleast.
What I soon discovered was that the analog stick has the same mapping as the d-pad. Well, thats not to much of a problem, but here it goes:
the analog stick is acting like the d-pad. there is no way to make mario walk when pushing the analog stick gently. either he runs full speed, or he is standing still.
I opened the USB controller settings in windows and went for a calibration. When I move the analog stick, it goes directly from middle to max up / max down / max left / max right / max those in between (see picture).
There is no range. If I change the range to low in the emulator, mario will walk or stand still. If I put the range up high mario will run or stand still.
This controller came with no CD, no actual production-name or anything. Just the controller. The controller has the same buttons as a regular N64-controller and nothing else, so there is no analog/digital-button or anything like that.
I got 2 controllers in the same box, and they both act the exact same way. My guess is that this is a bad copy of the retrolink or something, and they intentially made it this way to save money or something, but if you guys know of any sollution, do not hesitate to post!
Thanks in advance!