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Re: Playstation controller
The joystick Get() method returns a floating-point value from -1 to +1. The neutral "middle" value should be 0. The range is not as important as the resolution, and the resolution is basically set by the hardware implementation in the controller.
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14-02-2009, 12:48
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Re: Playstation controller
Ok Alan... I know that, I would like to know if there is a way to "distribute" the axis in a more even way . . .
but I tried it on the computer and got the same results, thanks
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14-02-2009, 20:28
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Re: Playstation controller
What you may be looking for is a nonlinear mapping. You might try squaring the joystick value before sending it to the motor. That will give you a more gradual action away from zero. Going the opposite directly, a sign preserving square root would be interesting.
Greg McKaskle
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