Joystick Under-sensitive.

[Transgamer]

Hello everyone!

I recently bought both a genuine Nintendo 64 controller and an adapter to use it on my PC. I was very excited to finally get to play some N64 games with the proper controller.

However something is wrong. All the buttons work fine, they are responsive with no delay and it's all nice. But the Analog stick is almost useless. It's just not sensitive enough and with it like this I can't move at full speed and can't enjoy the games.

There is nothing wrong with the controller, I know that. As I (shock and horror) downloaded some other emulators to see if it did the same with them. It did not. (obviously none of these other emulators were as good as PJ64 except in that one regard so I couldn't switch over to them)

As you will be able to see in the video I have provided I have the deadzone all the way down to 0 and the range is all the way up to 100. Keep in mind when you watch this video that I am pushing the analog stick all the way when I move.
Just assemble the link to view the video: www . you tube.com/ watch?v=a7PRuzQrBPo

(it would not let me post links as I am a new user)

[retroben]

Find a joystick calibrator such as the one in JoyToKey and report back after calibrating and testing it in gameplay.

[Transgamer]

Ok I just downloaded JoyToKey and I have no idea what this is all suppose to do or how I do anything here.

[Transgamer]

...I really don't know what to do here.

[ExtremeDude2]

And....ban

[retroben]

Go to Settings (S) and Configure Joysticks (C) and the calibration menu is within.
Two tabs for configuring the analog are in there to be precise.

Ultimate Ninja'd!!!

Edit: Derpy is the recyle bin. LOL

[Transgamer]

by the gods! I don't know what I just did, but now it works great! Thank you Banjo! and good luck with Banjo Threeie!