Trouble Calibrating Controller
 

I purchased a Komodo USB converter with the Psx/N64 controller ports. I was having trouble setting up the keys in my emulator so I tried to calibrate the controller. When looking at the 4 axis 16 button joystick properties page the buttons are going crazy. When I try to go through the calibration wizard it zips through it so fast I don't have time to read the steps, so I can't calibrate it. Also, I am using a Nintendo N64 controller.. not a Madcatz or off brand controller.

Does anyone have a fix to this issue?

Did you install the driver? If so is there an updated driver? If so did you install it?

I believe it uses a HID which doesn't need drivers, or so said the internet. I did try going into device manager and updating drivers but it said they were up to date.

Also asking to verify what controller plugin and respective version in use.

I'm using the N64 controller plugin and I'm not sure what version of what you're asking about. If you're talking about project 64 I haven't even gotten there yet with the controller.

Um, I just meant the version of the controller plugin.

Options/Settings... in Project64, should tell you the name and version of the exact plugin for the "controller plugin" in use in the respective field.

I've tried all of them.. but I usually keep it on N-rage V2 1.83. Whatever controller plug in I use in Project64 I get the same results. Under 'Test' in Game Controllers in my control panel, the axes are going all over the place. When I try to calibrate them, it goes through the wizard so fast I cant read what it says.

Try testing the 2.2 version of N-Rage instead of 1.83.

You can get it here.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/nra...a.zip/download

That's very odd - sounds like among all the crazy movements it's doing, it's hitting enter a lot.
If it's sending a load of rubbish to the computer sounds like you definitely need drivers...?

Definitely sounds like a controller/driver problem though, not going to be solved by more versions of N-rage...

lol, if the wizard truly was auto-signaling itself like that, then I doubt there's anything we can do to help that :D that's like, severe malware and shit

So newer version of N-Rage, or it's beyond the scope of anything on this forum. :D