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Details Written by Created: 02 January 2018 Hits: 830 So with game app detection being on the top of the todo list, I am also going to try to implement detection of running games when using an emulator. So to do so I need to know what emulators I should focus on. So here is another poll! If anybody has any ideas or links to API's / documentations that would help in getting these emulators currently loaded game, if you could reply below with a comment containing that info it would be appreceated. I have already loaded PCSX2, but am not finding any obvious way to pull the currently loaded game without going into memory which I would like to avoid as it would add more development time that I would like. Details Written by Created: 30 December 2017 Hits: 624 Hey guys, it's been a while! The contract I had been working for the past 6 months finally concluded as of Friday.
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As the link disturbedite pointed to mentions, this problem lies with too-sensitive analog stick input detection. If you have a well-worn controller like I do, your analog sticks do not center perfectly. The PS2/3 tolerates this problem, but the button assignment program does not. I have not found anyway to turn off the analog functionality of a PS2 or PS3 controller when using it with Linux.
If you are playing older games that don't need analog input, my recommendation is to use a non-analog PS1 controller or one of the PS look-a-likes made by Logitech, etc. These cost about $10 and work just fine. As the link disturbedite pointed to mentions, this problem lies with too-sensitive analog stick input detection. If you have a well-worn controller like I do, your analog sticks do not center perfectly. The PS2/3 tolerates this problem, but the button assignment program does not. I have not found anyway to turn off the analog functionality of a PS2 or PS3 controller when using it with Linux.
If you are playing older games that don't need analog input, my recommendation is to use a non-analog PS1 controller or one of the PS look-a-likes made by Logitech, etc. These cost about $10 and work just fine.I don't believe that problem corresponds to what I'm dealing with. For one, I've had the controller working on a windows machine prier to trying to get it to work in Ubuntu and it worked fine. Each button configuration would show up as 'J14' or something similar while the analog sticks would show up as an entirely different set such as 'somethingY'. I can't remember exactly what it was, but I know it wasn't in the form of 'J19'. Also, the other controller I've tried has only been used once since I've bought it so I know the analog sticks on it are as straight as an arrow.
Maybe there's a way to remove the current controller driver and reinstall?