(04-02-2012, 06:06 AM)Kadano Wrote: My Mayflash 3in1+GCC worked without any drivers, except for the analog sliders. It didn't recognize them when I pressed them, only when I let go of them, thus incorrectly setting them to Slider0- and Slider1-. So I had to go to the rightclick menu and set them to +.
However, I have to press them almost to digital trigger level so that the bar gets red at all. I've tried changing the threshold level, but this didn't help. How can I change this so that they become more sensitive?
I had a similar problem with my 3in1 MJB, on OSX. Worse, in a way, as I couldn't even select input for the "slider" and "dial" controls because they were presented as "Axis Unk". After getting them named to "Slider" and "Dial" with a custom patch to some files under Source/Core/InputCommon/Src/ControllerInterface/OSX/ I then ran into the same thing you did: The input range is basically half gone.
It turns out that Dolphin was treating them as if they were axis inputs, split into two inputs on either side of a midpoint. Given that you have Slider0- and Slider0+, and the same again for Slider1, I can only imagine that the same thing is happening for you.
The patch I created for OSX is somewhere in the patches forum; if you know enough C++ to be dangerous and can do your own builds, it might help as inspiration. Otherwise, you'll need to find someone else to do the damage for you.
I hope this information is of help to you.