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thats weird. I tested It even on really weird unbranded chinese joysticks. Can you tell me more information about? Joystick name, every input devices you got on your computer por any possibly related information?

Are you emulating the Game though Linux like wine?

And please it would be usefull if you send me a picture from your device's properties window. So i can see it's axis buttons and that stuff.

brianrubin3 years ago

Hey I'm running Windows 10 and it's a Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 stick and it's the only game controller currently connected. I've also tried it with a Microsoft XBox One Gamepad, which at the time was also the only controller connected to the PC (I never have multiple controllers connected).

Silicon Galaxy3 years ago (1 edit)

which of those axis is the one that is not detected? and which button are you trying to set up?

It looks like that controller is 100% compatible. I have tested it with a really similar one that is from logitech too. I can't figure out why it may not work.

Did the Xbox 360 controller worked fine?

brianrubin3 years ago

On the joystick, it didn't detect the stick going left or up, but did detect it going right and down.

Xbone controller worked okay. You should let people know controls are by default inverted. I pushed down on the stick to climb, but it kept going down, for example.

Silicon Galaxy3 years ago(+1)

In case it's a bug and not a driver issue related to your joystick, it may take me to find this issue several days. A temporal solution you can apply to this issue is to use "x360ce". It's a xbox360 gamepad emulator that will make games think that you plugged an xbox360 controller and not your logitech one.

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