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My controller has some kind of a momentum issue. If I pull the Control Stick in one direction and release my thumb (to spring back) it goes slightly to the opposite direction and registers two inputs. For example If I pull Left and release - It registers Left then Right or if I pull Up - it's Up then Down. It happens in any direction for both Control Stick and C Stick. I think a dead zone will be a solution. It might be helpful for other users with different issues too.
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I've done some experiments and I think you are right. There is quite a lot of oscillation. Dead zone can help when I keep my finger on the stick but won't solve the issue when I quickly release it. It's a Pelican G3 Wireless Controller but I've never seen such an issue with the official controllers. I've thought about it and came up with two ideas:
Some kind of counter weight.
A capacitor like this: I am not sure about the value (probably 10nF or 100nF).
Do you think the official controllers have such a capacitor or counter weight?
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Hi thank you for the great project!
My controller has some kind of a momentum issue. If I pull the Control Stick in one direction and release my thumb (to spring back) it goes slightly to the opposite direction and registers two inputs. For example If I pull Left and release - It registers Left then Right or if I pull Up - it's Up then Down. It happens in any direction for both Control Stick and C Stick. I think a dead zone will be a solution. It might be helpful for other users with different issues too.
Thanks.
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