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Deadzone at the beginning of an Axis?

Discussion in 'Troubleshooting: Bugs, Questions and Support' started by Camaro735, Jul 11, 2014.

  1. Camaro735

    Camaro735
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    Hello guys!

    The Problem at hand: My Logitech Momo's brake pedal sensor isn't the best anymore. Sometimes it will flicker at values of about 5 - 9% brake force without me touching the pedal at all. Many games offer deadzone Settings where i put on options of 15 to 35 to make sure none of the flickering will bother me while driving.

    This is the basic code string:

    %mm.bind(%device, rzaxis,"RI", brake_direct);

    What is the correct way to alter it to have a deadzone of about 15% of the axis at the beginning, so that minor braking inputs are ignored?

    Good evening from Germany,
    Camaro
     
  2. randomshortguy

    randomshortguy
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    Playing#Usage

    This should help you. You can simply add a deadzone to your brake binding and that should work.

    Also if that doesn't help you, you can always just refer to the xbox 360 controller bindings, they have a deadzone you can copy and change to your liking
     
  3. Camaro735

    Camaro735
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    I already tried a few things yesterday and today. I basically didn't even know how to script the deadzone itself. Looking into the other mappings helped a lot, and after another 5 attempts i finally got it!

    I combined
    $gp_deadzone = "0.00 0.50";
    and
    %mm.bind(%device, rzaxis,"RID", $gp_deadzone, brake_direct);
    in case anyone ever needs something like this and is similarly clueless ;D

    Thank you very much!
     
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