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# Axis Sensitivty Example
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# =======================
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#
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# You can adjust the axis sensitivty by a few means, the sensitivty
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# modifier, the deadzone and the response curve. The deadzone is the
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# most basic one, it just filters out the noise around the center. The
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# sensitivty adjust the sensitivity curve via a simple value, while
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# the response curve gives you close to complete control over the axis
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# response.
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#
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# In this example the sensitivity of the left stick is reduced a bit
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# when LB is held down, giving you more resolution for small movement,
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# and increased when RB is held down. On the right stick all negative
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# Y values are removed from the response via an axisfilter
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# values between [-1, 1] gives reasonably results, above that is
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# allowed to but quickly becomes useless in practice
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# [axis-sensitivity]
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# X1 = -0.5
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# Y1 = -0.5
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[xboxdrv]
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# messing around with sensitivity can currently screw up diagonal
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# movement, using square-axis can sometimes help a bit with that.
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# square-axis=true
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[ui-axismap]
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X1=ABS_X
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Y1=ABS_Y
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LB+X1^sen:-1.0=ABS_X
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LB+Y1^sen:-1.0=ABS_Y
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RB+X1^sen:1.0=ABS_X
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RB+Y1^sen:1.0=ABS_Y
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[axismap]
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# a response curve maps the input values [-1,1] of the controller onto
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# an arbitary other range
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Y2^resp:0:0:32767 =
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# EOF #
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