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| danny_galaga:
i bought a cheapo usb pc game pad today with analog controls on it so i could play afterburner. i havent tried anything in the analog realm before (other than just plugging in a sidewinder to play a flight sim). i fiddled with a few settings in mame but it still reads the analog inputs as on/off. can i actually use this for what i want? if so what am i missing here? something obvious no doubt... |
| u_rebelscum:
--- Quote from: danny_galaga on July 22, 2006, 04:24:16 am --- i bought a cheapo usb pc game pad today with analog controls on it so i could play afterburner. i havent tried anything in the analog realm before (other than just plugging in a sidewinder to play a flight sim). i fiddled with a few settings in mame but it still reads the analog inputs as on/off. can i actually use this for what i want? if so what am i missing here? something obvious no doubt... --- End quote --- Make sure the stick is analog in the windows gaming control panel. Make sure you don't have the joystick set in mame's -digital setting. Unmap the stick from ad stick .. DEC/INC. Map the stick to ad stick .. analog. |
| danny_galaga:
cool! of course now ive lent it to a friend! but i might just get another one and try out your recommendations... |
| JoshuaMiller:
I bought a logitec USB for $20, works right out of the box (but I'm on a Mac). Even has a button on the pad to switch analog on/off. |
| danny_galaga:
--- Quote from: JoshuaMiller on July 24, 2006, 08:33:22 pm ---I bought a logitec USB for $20, works right out of the box (but I'm on a Mac). Even has a button on the pad to switch analog on/off. --- End quote --- and that there is the clue! i didnt even notice the analog on/off switch! i just assumed they were on all the time! |
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