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I meant to post this simplified code snippet earlier: local inDZ, outDZ = 0.25, 0.1 --deadzones function correctStick ( x, y ) --raw x, y axis data from stick local len = math.sqrt ( x * x + y * y ) if len <= inDZ then x, y = 0, 0 elseif len + outDZ >= 1 then x, y = x / len, y / len else len = ( len...

Yes, when you make a circle on your controller stick, it would make sense to expect the input to make at least roughly a circle too - which it doesn't. Even if a brand new controller was able to make a perfect square with it's circular movement the raw input data would still have to be processed a l...

Oh it works, I just mean that without the code, the "circle" you make is not a circle. You can see what the shape would be if you make a full circle with the stick and look at what the end of the purple line traces. I was just being redundant with the last paragraph... I don't know why. ED...

The input from the sticks isn't as accurate as the uninitiated might think. This program demonstrates and solves the inaccuracy. function love.load() deadzone = 0.25 -- adjustable, my pretty worn controller needs to have this as high as 0.3 love.graphics.setBackgroundColor(30, 30, 30) joystick = lov...

This new joystick thing inspired me to recommission my old xbox 360 controller. I put together this little program to study the new module: https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/c1OuP0g.png Currently I'm learning how to handle stick input the right way... has someone perhaps recently worked on that? EDIT: Ok...

I'll enforce some obedience with my sword!