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[Lucario]

(06-11-2015, 10:12 AM)SuperMario4343 Wrote: but I want to use it for something other than dolphin. I tried it on project 64 and could not get the c stick to work.

Oh, I get what you mean, but that will be considered off-topic.

It's OK if C-stick doesn't offer like a secondary stick in game controller properties. Same goes for Xbox 360 controller that Windows support it natively. I know it's weird but just a FYI. X and Y rotation is what Xbox 360 controller got for its secondary stick.

[ThomasCapella]

(06-11-2015, 10:37 AM)Lucario Wrote:

(06-11-2015, 10:12 AM)SuperMario4343 Wrote: but I want to use it for something other than dolphin. I tried it on project 64 and could not get the c stick to work.

Oh, I get what you mean, but that will be considered off-topic.

It's OK if C-stick doesn't offer like a secondary stick in game controller properties. Same goes for Xbox 360 controller that Windows support it natively. I know it's weird but just a FYI.

so as I was saying. would it be possible to map the c stick to something like c buttons?

[Lucario]

(06-11-2015, 10:40 AM)SuperMario4343 Wrote:

(06-11-2015, 10:37 AM)Lucario Wrote:

(06-11-2015, 10:12 AM)SuperMario4343 Wrote: but I want to use it for something other than dolphin. I tried it on project 64 and could not get the c stick to work.

Oh, I get what you mean, but that will be considered off-topic.

It's OK if C-stick doesn't offer like a secondary stick in game controller properties. Same goes for Xbox 360 controller that Windows support it natively. I know it's weird but just a FYI.

so as I was saying. would it be possible to map the c stick to something like c buttons?

That should be possible. I don't know why Project 64 does not detect it.

[ThomasCapella]

(06-11-2015, 10:42 AM)Lucario Wrote:

(06-11-2015, 10:40 AM)SuperMario4343 Wrote:

(06-11-2015, 10:37 AM)Lucario Wrote:

(06-11-2015, 10:12 AM)SuperMario4343 Wrote: but I want to use it for something other than dolphin. I tried it on project 64 and could not get the c stick to work.

Oh, I get what you mean, but that will be considered off-topic.

It's OK if C-stick doesn't offer like a secondary stick in game controller properties. Same goes for Xbox 360 controller that Windows support it natively. I know it's weird but just a FYI.

so as I was saying. would it be possible to map the c stick to something like c buttons?

That should be possible. I don't know why Project 64 does not detect it.

well do you have any Ideas as to why not?

[Lucario]

That's bit interesting. I tried it myself and apparently project 64 can see it but game emulation can't.

I honestly have no idea why.

[ThomasCapella]

I know. Maybe a different plugin.

[Lucario]

Apparently you'd have to re-calibrate the analog sticks in the game controller properties. Project 64 will detect even at a slightest tilt whereas game emulation will only detect an absolutely full tilt.

A fully tilted analog sticks on the GameCube controller, while not yet re-calibrated, is not actually registered as full but only partial.

[pierpokky2]

if you need to play steam games or so try joytokey i use it and it works just fine anyway gl i dont know much