DeadZone and Game Name

[mohsinous]

please ...

1. add an option to flycast that dead zone of analog stick can be adjusted.

2. add game name to the window instead of flycast with build number.

3. play games when we are in BIOS (when run bios load an iso and select play to start the game like real dreamcast).

4. show real game name in game list instead of file name.

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[mohsinous]

is there any new news @flyinghead !?

[flyinghead]

I just realized that there is a 10% deadzone applied by default on analog axes.

[mohsinous]

of course, but could add a menu for adjusting the dead zone?

[mohsinous]

and thanks for adding inser disk to the menu!!

[psennermann]

I have an Xbox one S controller and at least on Windows for example Grandia 2 is almost unplayable due to the lack of analog deadzone option, because the main character keeps on walking to the right without any input...

[flyinghead]

There's a dead zone option but it's not exposed in the UI.

You can set it in the .cfg mapping file of the controller:

[emulator]
dead_zone = 10

The default is 10%. Valid values range from 0 to 100%.

[psennermann]

There's a dead zone option but it's not exposed in the UI.

You can set it in the .cfg mapping file of the controller:

[emulator]
dead_zone = 10

The default is 10%. Valid values range from 0 to 100%.

It doesn't work, at leat with my Xbox one S controller (X-input problem?)...even setting 50% nothing changes and the left analog stick still has almost 0% dead zone

[corvusd]

Same here with a Xbox Wired USB gamepad.

[legendarysnake0]

a deadzone would be nice, i keep going to the left on Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour

[PrFaL9]

Had the same issue with an xinput controller. I found flyinghead's solution to work but not directly in the emu.cfg. You start the game, go to menu > settings > controls > map menu. Before making any changes, click 'Create Game Config.' This is confusing, but you have to do this before changing controls. Then pick a random key like 'D-Pad Up' and change it. Then map it back to 'D-Pad Up' again. Then select 'Done' and 'Done' and 'Resume' gameplay. Minimize the game window and look at the Flycast directory to see if a new folder named 'mappings' has been created. Inside it, you'll get something like 'SDL-XBox_One_ControllerGame-Unique-ID.cfg.' This file will have the deadzone setting. This works 100% for me.

[flyinghead]

Game name is now displayed in the window title (dev branch).