ORIGINAL Gamecube controller sensitivity

Nayko93 · (This post was last modified: 08-23-2019, 09:39 PM by Nayko93.)

Hello there

I'm new on this forum ( and in the emulation world too but I learning fast Smile

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I'm also french so sorry for my bad english sometimes

I'm here to ask you about a little problem I encounter recently
I play Zelda wind waker , and the camera sensitivity is far too high
if I press the C stick just a little it's alright but if I push it a little to much the camera go at full speed and make a full tour in less than a second

first I had a problem with the axe of the camera , but I found a AR code which invert the axe
( just here if someone need it : http://www.gc-forever.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2373&start=24 )

so my question is : is there a AR code or any other way to decrease the sensitivity of the C stick ( I use the EU version of the game )

I play with a original gamecube controller and a mayflash adapter with Zadig to change the drivers , so I can't change the sensitivity in the controller settings ..

thank you in advance for your help

and since we start with a SW reference we will finish with one
Help me Dolphin forum community , you are my only hope

**Billiard26** · 08-26-2019, 12:42 AM #2

Unless the game provides a sensitivity adjustment there isn't one.

The entire point of the GameCube adapter in "Wii U" mode is to pass the data unmodified.

If you configure the adapter in "PC" mode you'll have more configuration available.

Nayko93 · 08-26-2019, 12:48 AM #3

(08-26-2019, 12:42 AM)Billiard26 Wrote: Unless the game provides a sensitivity adjustment there isn't one.

The entire point of the GameCube adapter in "Wii U" mode is to pass the data unmodified.

If you configure the adapter in "PC" mode you'll have more configuration available.

thank you for your answer

the game don't have a option to modify the sensitivity of the camera Sad

so my hope are on some AR code to do that , if there is one to invert the camera mouvement , there is one to modify the sensitivity

and what do you mean " configure my adapter in PC mode " ? I know I can switch my adapter in PC mode but is it compatible with dolphin ( and without input lag ) ?