Elite Controller sensitivity curves

Hey there TARGETL0CKED!

If you have your Elite Controller plugged in and select Configure, select Config 1/Slot 1. From within there you can adjust triggers under "Sticks, triggers & vibration". You'll also have an option to adjust the sensitivity of the sticks. There are currently
five sensitivity curves for you to choose from.

Let us know if that helps

Hi - that's not it. In the video (link doesn't show up, but it's the official Xbox YouTube channel, and shows the guy talking about all the features of the Xbox Elite Controller), he shows entering user-made, custom sensitivity curves. I can't find that.
I only see the presets like delay, aggressive, smooth, etc.

How do I create my own? This is the main reason I bought the controller: to remove dead zones and create my own curves like the marketing said.

Thank you both for your replies! I think my question may not be specific to the adaptive controller. I’m trying to understand how the left stick setting options of “sensitivity curve, curve adjustment, calculation”. This is in reference to playing Horizon
4.

I have both and like the series 2 way better.

Using the Accessories app, I tried all the Left and Right stick sensitivity settings to get them to my liking.

Left stick: Smooth sensitivity curve

Right stick: Instant sensitivity curve

Hi there!

As an Elite controller owner myself you did exactly what I would've done by going into the Accessories app and testing the sensitivity curve through the configuration. That data is good because generally the two indicators that show the actual distance the
analog stick is registering compared to what is actually being moved physically, tells you the difference in input when customizing the sensitivity curve.

Through your testing, the issue more than likely lies in the circuitry of the controller causing this added input with your right analog stick. In your example I'm guessing you play PUBG and this is where it is occurring but do you notice this same effect
in any other shooters you play?

If it happens no matter what game you play, then it's an issue with the internal components of the right analog stick and would need to be set up with an exchange if the controller is still in warranty.