Problems with z axis

Pythonprogramer · February 15th, 2006

I have a PS2 to PC controller converter thing and I was calibrating it and I was having problems because on PJ64, the left analog stick did the same things as on the d-pad and the right analog stick did the same as the x, o, triangle and square buttons. Then I pressed the "analog" button on the controller and it worked pretty good. I assigned the d-pad to the N64 controller d-pad(of course) and the left analog stick to the N64 analog stick. I assigned the shoulder buttons and the 4 buttons on the right to the a, b, start and shoulder buttons on the N64 controller, and I was going to assign the right analog stick to the c buttons, and I assigned up and left, but when I tried to assign down and right it didn't respond.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Pythonprogramer · February 15th, 2006

Nevermind I fixed it, I must have had it calibrated it wrong or something-I set it back to default calibration and it worked fine. Mods can lock this.

February 15th, 2006	#1 (permalink)
Pythonprogramer Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Frederick Posts: 2	Problems with z axis I have a PS2 to PC controller converter thing and I was calibrating it and I was having problems because on PJ64, the left analog stick did the same things as on the d-pad and the right analog stick did the same as the x, o, triangle and square buttons. Then I pressed the "analog" button on the controller and it worked pretty good. I assigned the d-pad to the N64 controller d-pad(of course) and the left analog stick to the N64 analog stick. I assigned the shoulder buttons and the 4 buttons on the right to the a, b, start and shoulder buttons on the N64 controller, and I was going to assign the right analog stick to the c buttons, and I assigned up and left, but when I tried to assign down and right it didn't respond. Does anyone know how to fix this?

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February 15th, 2006	#2 (permalink)
Pythonprogramer Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Frederick Posts: 2	Nevermind I fixed it, I must have had it calibrated it wrong or something-I set it back to default calibration and it worked fine. Mods can lock this.