New3ds C-Stick Sensitivity Problem (InputRedirection)

[Retro-Aisu]

I noticed while enabling the circle pad pro feature on MGS3/RE: Revelations, it takes you to a input test of the c-stick to test the sensitivity and when you move the analog stick with a external controller it sort of makes a "True" input. Even if you move the actual analog stick slightly it will register the c-stick as a full input. Now this doesn't matter for games like Smash but it does makes games where utilizing camera movement very weird.

(Tested this on a DS4 using Ds4 Windows, Gamecube Mayflash Adapter using x360ce, and an Ps3 Afterglow controller using x360ce. All do the same thing.)

System model:

New 3DS

SysNAND version (+emu/redNAND version if applicable):

11.4.0-37U

Entrypoint (How/what you're using to boot Luma3DS):

Boot9Strap 1.2

Luma3DS version:

8.1

Luma3DS configuration/options:

Default EmuNAND: (1)

Screen brightness: (4)

Splash: ( )

PIN lock: ( )

New 3DS CPU: (x)

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Autoboot EmuNAND: ( )

Use EmuNAND FIRM if booting with R: ( )

Enable loading external FIRMs and modules: ( )

Enable game patching: ( )

Show NAND or user string in System Settings: (x)

Show GBA boot screen in patched AGB_FIRM: ( )

Patch ARM9 access: ( )

Set developer UNITINFO: ( )

Disable ARM11 exception handlers: ( )

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Dump file:

[Slashin-it-up]

This is due to the C-Stick sensitivity being high since it doesn't even move. It can be fixed by changing your controller sensitivity to really low. I could be wrong, I don't have an N3DS or a N2DS to test with.

[ghost]

@HugaShire is very likely correct; the C-stick's sensitivity is very high; it's supposed to be a stationary nub. An analog stick with much greater freedom of movement would naturally cause a more drastic response on movement.