question about psx to usb controller.

realworksuks · December 15th, 2006

I am playing some 64 games (perfect dark/goldeneye) and the controller is too sensitive, i'm using project 64 emulator. Any way to control the sensitivity of the controller? Using a dual analog ps2 controller.

GaveUpTomorrow · December 16th, 2006

NGEmu - Plugins

Go here to get some plugins. Download the N-Rage's DirectInput8 2 plugin, and you can change the Analog Stick Range. I'm not sure if it works, but its worth a shot. Play around with the other plugins though if that doesn't work. Also, make sure you uncheck "Real N64 Range," as it may override the percentage bar. I've never used any other plugins than the PJ64 ones, as they've given me no problems, thats why this is only speculation. I would think it would work though..

realworksuks · December 16th, 2006

cool, yeah I got his plugin, it's a bit better than the default one I was using. It says his supports rumble, is this true? I couldn't get the rumble to work on my dual analog ps2 controller, is it possible?

ian209 · December 16th, 2006

u can calibrate it. it may help, but probably not.

December 15th, 2006	#1 (permalink)
realworksuks Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: USA Posts: 72	question about psx to usb controller. I am playing some 64 games (perfect dark/goldeneye) and the controller is too sensitive, i'm using project 64 emulator. Any way to control the sensitivity of the controller? Using a dual analog ps2 controller.

December 16th, 2006	#2 (permalink)
GaveUpTomorrow PJ64 Beta Tester Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ohio, United States Posts: 405	NGEmu - Plugins Go here to get some plugins. Download the N-Rage's DirectInput8 2 plugin, and you can change the Analog Stick Range. I'm not sure if it works, but its worth a shot. Play around with the other plugins though if that doesn't work. Also, make sure you uncheck "Real N64 Range," as it may override the percentage bar. I've never used any other plugins than the PJ64 ones, as they've given me no problems, thats why this is only speculation. I would think it would work though.. __________________ Desktop:\| Dell Inspiron \| Windows Vista Basic \| AMD Athlon X2 5000+ \| 3GB DDR2 667Mhz Ram \| EVGA 8800GTS 320MB \| 2x 250GB Harddrive \| Laptop: \| Dell Inspiron 1525 \| Windows XP Home \| Celeron 550 2.0Ghz \| 2GB DDR2 667Mhz Ram \| Intel x3100 \| 120GB Harddrive \|

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December 16th, 2006	#3 (permalink)
realworksuks Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: USA Posts: 72	cool, yeah I got his plugin, it's a bit better than the default one I was using. It says his supports rumble, is this true? I couldn't get the rumble to work on my dual analog ps2 controller, is it possible?