Controller Setup Suggestion - Thumbstick Axis Rotation

Hi Ryuu,

Thanks for coming to the forums. We understand have question on a few settings in the accessories app. There is a

reddit post explaining exactly what these are for.

Radial (like radius of a circle), measures based on the sticks distance from the center. I believe this is the default setting on the series 2.

Axis-independent seems to be what the default setting was on Series 1. I believe this is based on axial vectors (which are used in rotational motion to describe rotational effects). On a grid with an x and
y axis the point to which you move the stick is taken as one output. This setting let's you change the sensitivity of y (up/down axis) without affecting x (left/right axis).

True Diagonals can be thought of as an 8 point / 4 axis grid. Regardless of the rotation of the stick, diagonals are always 90° (likely the max values the computer reads are as well). Different x and y sensitivity
combined with rotational response can make in game diagonals not "true controller diagonals". Certain stick locations on this setting may read as a maximum value early (the stick hasn't finished rotating). People seem to be preferring this setting for shooters
and racing games and I've seen a lot of rocket leagu players suggesting it in posts like this one.

Hope this helps.

Brad

I have the same problem with the Z axis and rotation.

Problem solved, go to your xbox settings to the xbox accssories, press on edit controller, press on the r buttom, which is the rotate buttom, then press on invert right stick y axis, and you're good to go, don't forget presisng B on the controller to save

I have a similar problem, when I connect my controllers trough the wireless adapter they are not working correctly because I have a Z axis and Z Rotation. WHen I used my controller wired with a USB cable I had this problem and I could fix roll back the drivers
and the controller went back to the original X, Y, Z Axis, but now, with the Wireless adapter, I can't do that, because I doesn't let me update, because there's no Xbox Periphals to change the driver.

If you said all I could do is swap the left x axis with the right x-axis that doesn't no good except switching hands.

I need the ability to invert the x-axis so that right becomes left and left becomes right for both the camera controls for Super Mario 64 like camera control and for making a right-handed fight stick left handed by rotating the physical fight stick 180 degrees, and flipping the left x axis and flipping the left y axis for both of those purposes.

You could remap the left x axis to the right x-axis but you can't flip either axis there's a big difference between remapping axes and flipping axes

Neither your application app for the standard controller nor the Adaptive controller will let you flip the axes. You could flip the y-axis for like flight games but you never thought of flipping the x-axis for Super Mario 64 and for right-handing a fight stick.

I know if the digital inputs are used you could simply map up to be down down to be up as well as right to be left and left to be right on the d-pad and you got a perfectly inverted joystick but some games like ones that use digital movement can't do that easily.