Analog Stick...

[Solidus777]

I've noticed that it's impossible to control the tilt of the analog stick on PJ64 (both with Jabo's and N-Rage's plugins)... is there any way to get around this?

 

[Allnatural]

Eh? I've never experienced problems with analog control, regardless of the plugin used. I'm not entirely sure what you're describing; maybe it's a calibration issue.

 

[Solidus777]

If you have a real N64, you know how you can tilt the control stick forward only a little bit (which causes slow walking in games like Mario 64, which you use to sneak past the things in a couple of levels), but not have it full-tilted? I'm using a keyboard... and I was wondering if there was any way to make it act like that (not having the stick on full-tilt).

 

[2fast4u]

I'm using a keyboard... and I was wondering if there was any way to make it act like that (not having the stick on full-tilt).

rather not since a keyboard means digital input (e.g. pressed or not pressed and no middle ground).

update...maybe it could be simulated via how long the key is pressed. i dunno if that exists (probably sucky to play with tho), not to my knowledge at least.

 

[Allnatural]

Ah, he didn't mention he was using a keyboard. I believe you can use the modifiers in N-Rage's plugin to work around this. Set one key for full movement, another for partial movement. Don't quote me on that though.

Ideal solution? Buy a decent gamepad, or better still an adapter for your N64 pad.

 

[Clements]

You can sort of change the speed by altering the deadzone. This make aiming the bow with a D-Pad/cursor keys in Zelda a little easier, and would allow tip-toeing in SM64, but you'd need to switch the deadzone back afterwards.

 

[pdark]

yea.... its the deadzone u need to change

 

[Solidus777]

Ok.. I found out what it was. Using default plugin, you change the range to about 15-20 percent for partial movement. Thanks, all.

 

[nephalim]

No no...you can change the range or deadzone, but that would make a permanent change. What you do is, with N-Rage (don't know about the other plugins,) you go to the "modifiers" page. You then set up a movement modifier, and what happens is when you either press or hold a button (the "toggle" option controls which,) the range will change to what you specify. That way, you can alternate what range you are using with a keystroke. Works well with digital pads, too. Be sure to hit assign a button and hit "set" or else your changes will be lost, that modifiers page is really touchy for some reason.

 

[Tagrineth]

I remember, UltraHLE came with two speed levels... normally it'd be the default 'all the way', but holding Control or Shift would cut back 33% of your 'throttle'. Or something along those lines...