Ok, so I’ve been looking for an answer to this for the past hour or so. Is there a way to adjust the deadzone/sensitivity for analog joysticks in Windows XP?
I own 3 different joypads (2 are older) and a PS2 controller (all setup the same as a PSX controller).
It doesnt matter which one I use, when I go to calibrate it, the left joystick jumps around slightly (no problem what-so-ever with the right one). Adjusting the joystick sensitivity/deadzone would do the trick, but I can’t finy any info about it (or if it’s even possible).
i have the same problem with ps2 controllers when i use em on my pc. i noticed it happens to all of my ps2 controllers cus the analog sticks wear down and if u move em slightly in any direction, they will move the character in the game. would be interesting to hear a solution.
only thing I found somewhat helpful is to use a program called joy2key. Set the game up to use the keyboard/mouse then configure joy2key so the joystick is emulating the keyboard functions. For the X and Y axis it gives you a sensitivity/deadzone adjustment. Kind of a pain in the ass honestly but better than nothing I suppose
