Open tchua0927 opened 4 years ago
Does it show at all in the "Test Analogs" section? This is found within the control mapping settings area.
When you map other buttons, or the left analog, how do they show up? For example, does it show "pad1.Y Axis-" or "x360.Z Rotation+"?
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Sorry for not getting back sooner.
So I tried out the "Test Analogs". It shows the right analog stick as being detected. Interestingly, this also shows the y-axis is inverted. This is also seen in Mapping as "up" on the analog stick is pad1.Y Axis- and "down" as pad1.Y Axis+. Also, still can't map right analog.
When mapping, the system treats it as P
So when you try to map the right analog stick, it shows that "P" is mapped?
Is it possible you have some software running (maybe even Steam) that is automatically mapping the right analog stick to keys for compatibility?
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Sorry, didn't notice I hadn't finished typing. I had closed Steam already. The controller is treated as pad1
Tested in latest build. It seems to fail detecting both analogs. When I move right analog stick appears AXIS 11 and AXIS 14:
But I tried to map right analog stick with buttons (MoH Heroes for example) and it works just fine:
Tested with Xbox Series Controller.
The right analog preview only shows if something is mapped to the right analog stick down and right directions. It shows N/A when these aren't mapped to an axis.
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I am using a Nintendo Switch Pro controller, both over bluetooth and through USB, with the Windows 10 version of ppsspp.
Right now, the only input that is not being detected is the right input of the analog stick. It is not detected when I try to map the dpad input to it (the dpad works fine for input, but the analog stick is more comfortable and I would like the option).
I have tested the controller in Windows 10 controller settings, Steam and Steam controller games like Castle Crashers and Monster Hunter World, and games in Dolphin Emulation. There are no issues with those games systems.