Hello,
I am experiencing an issue where the analog sticks of my two joy cons, connected using this solution, are demonstrating false actuation, typically in the down left and down right directions. These signals are bouncing frequently and seemingly randomly, regardless of physical input to the analog sticks themselves (i.e. I will be interacting in a game menu, and the selection will change on its own without me touching the controller). This is happening constantly currently and I imagine a simple de-bounce (20-50ms) baked into the signals of both the right and left analog sticks might be sufficient to filter this signal out and enable normal gameplay.
The signal is especially painful while playing games like Madden 22, where the signal will suddenly cause a player to change direction uncontrollably. And because the emulator takes one signal at a time, it doesn't matter if I am actuating the analog sticks or not, the signal will interrupt the action.
If you are aware of the place in which I might make this adjustment, please advise, and if you have other suggestions for lowering the sensitivity of the analog stick inputs, I would appreciate any suggestions.
Best Regards,
Kolbi
Hello,
I am experiencing an issue where the analog sticks of my two joy cons, connected using this solution, are demonstrating false actuation, typically in the down left and down right directions. These signals are bouncing frequently and seemingly randomly, regardless of physical input to the analog sticks themselves (i.e. I will be interacting in a game menu, and the selection will change on its own without me touching the controller). This is happening constantly currently and I imagine a simple de-bounce (20-50ms) baked into the signals of both the right and left analog sticks might be sufficient to filter this signal out and enable normal gameplay.
The signal is especially painful while playing games like Madden 22, where the signal will suddenly cause a player to change direction uncontrollably. And because the emulator takes one signal at a time, it doesn't matter if I am actuating the analog sticks or not, the signal will interrupt the action.
If you are aware of the place in which I might make this adjustment, please advise, and if you have other suggestions for lowering the sensitivity of the analog stick inputs, I would appreciate any suggestions.
Best Regards,
Kolbi