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large dead zone in the center #42
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In the oversteer program, the steering wheel rotation is displayed correctly. I have jstest-gtk installed, and it shows a large dead zone in the center |
Yep, Oversteer uses the You can read up on the older interface and how to handle its deadzones here: |
Hi, |
Wine uses SDL2, which uses the Could you specify which wheel you're using and in which mode it is, and which games have this dead zone? All Steam games? |
Hi, Thank you for responding. |
Do you mean that Proton's control panel shows the wheel rotation without a deadzone only in RRRE? If that's the case, it seems like there is some configuration parameter or something messing up your game prefixes, but I don't know what that would be or why only RRRE is stepping around the issue.
Generally speaking there are two deadzones, one provided by the subsystem, in Wine's case that's Other than those things, I'm not aware of any config files for deadzones, sorry. |
I had the same issue with the dead center playing on Lutris. Disabling Luris Runtime solved that issue for me. This can be done for each game setting by selecting a game > Configure > System options > Enable the toggle (Disable Lutris Runtime). |
Dear Kimplul hello! How can you make your driver work not only in udev, but also with joydev? P.S. this is very necessary! |
I can't get the T300 to work properly with GIMX in any way |
If you're asking about the deadzone, this command seems to remove the deadzone completely:
Bit of a mouthful, but essentially Don't try to manually calibrate the wheel with Otherwise, if you mean that the wheel doesn't work at all with
Why, if you don't mind me asking?
From a quick look around the GIMX website, it looks like you would need a config file for the T300. I couldn't find one on their forums, have you tried making one yourself? |
I made the configuration file, the steering wheel is working, there is a force feedback, the problem is only in a larger dead zone, about 90 degrees |
I took a look around |
Unbelievable! It works! Is it necessary to save it somehow? After all, every time the steering wheel is connected, it can be js 0, and the next time it is js 1? |
Could you clarify if the Either way, the As a sidenote, I'm somewhat surprised if |
It is your jscal team that works! |
I will try to create a rule using your link. P.S. Thank you so much! You've helped me a lot. You are very cool! |
Kimplul, need help, I can't create a udev rule |
You're not supposed to put the output of the previous command there, rather use
The exact name of the file is largely irrelevant, if you already have a udev file for the wheel you can add it in there, after the evdev rule. So, for example currently I have
which removes the deadzone in both |
Everything worked out! Thank you very much! 🤝 |
I got a very large dead zone in the center. I created a file /etc/udev/rules.d/99-joydev.rules. What value should be changed to --deadzone 0?
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