Game-pad sensitivity Issue

[Vitaliy77]

So im using a controller I purchased that supports x-input and direct and every game I play I have an issue where I move the thumbstick a little and the camera moves alot. it engages to quickly but I want it to be a little slower and smoother. Is there a way to do this with programs or drivers? in my computer it is recognized as an xbox controller in x-input mode.

[TAHIRMIA]

13 minutes ago, Vitaliy77 said:

So im using a controller I purchased that supports x-input and direct and every game I play I have an issue where I move the thumbstick a little and the camera moves alot. it engages to quickly but I want it to be a little slower and smoother. Is there a way to do this with programs or drivers? in my computer it is recognized as an xbox controller in x-input mode.

 

Sensitivity issues may be the game. Have you changed in-game settings first?

[Vitaliy77]

 

2 minutes ago, TAHIRMIA said:

Sensitivity issues may be the game. Have you changed in-game settings first?

yes I have and it didnt help. Its an issue to where a little imput give alot of output on the screen. its not very smooth

[TAHIRMIA]

2 minutes ago, Vitaliy77 said:

 

yes I have and it didnt help. Its an issue to where a little imput give alot of output on the screen. its not very smooth

 

Go the the manufacturer of the controller and then try to see if they have any tools for it

[Vitaliy77]

Just now, TAHIRMIA said:

Go the the manufacturer of the controller and then try to see if they have any tools for it

they dont have anything the company is sparkfox

[TAHIRMIA]

2 minutes ago, Vitaliy77 said:

they dont have anything the company is sparkfox

Contact their support maybe a faulty controller

[KenjiUmino]

i suspect the controller firmware handles analog input in a rather digital way, reporting the stick as full pressed even when it is not. 

 

if so then there might not be much you can do but wair for a firmware fix.

 

some controllers also have an option to map the d-pad to thumb stick and vice versa - (logitech f310 has it)

 

if your controller has such a function, maybe that is enabled?

 

can you do slow movement with the thumbstick at all?

[Vitaliy77]

Just now, KenjiUmino said:

i suspect the controller firmware handles analog input in a rather digital way, reporting the stick as full pressed even when it is not. 

 

if so then there might not be much you can do but wair for a firmware fix.

 

some controllers also have an option to map the d-pad to thumb stick and vice versa - (logitech f310 has it)

 

if your controller has such a function, maybe that is enabled?

 

can you do slow movement with the thumbstick at all?

I have input control but its very sensitive and can jump to 100% very quickly