Shoot 1UP

Originally posted by:Hi 1ManRaid,1. So the problem is that down on your left stick does not always work? Is that exactly what happens?Or more or something else?2. And how often, how frequent does this happen? (always, frequently, sometimes, occasionally, rarely)3. Does the left stick work in the menus?

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It's down-left diagonally on the left analog stick. I can't fire it back up right now but it was happening basically all the time in game.

It worked in the menus if I recall correctly, but you don't use down-left there anyways. Typically I have some idea as what is causing a problem (drivers need to be updated for graphics cards, out of hard drive space, conflicting libraries, etc.) But here, I've not run into this problem with MS controllers, and you're saying the other games are working, so it'll be tough to fix.Hmm.okay, let me see about adding a sort of debug mode, where I can output the raw controller values that I can get from the game. Maybe we can use it to debug the controller, or sort out the issue. It'll take a bit to add it to the game and update, but I should be able to get to it pretty soon. I have the display for seeing how your controller is doing. Force an update of the game (shutdown Steam, then start Steam again).After it's downloade the update, run the game with this command line option 'showcontrollers' (but don't use the quotes around it).Right-click on your game, select Properties. Under the General Tab, pick Set Launch Options, then paste in: showcontrollers.During the game, any controllers that are connected will show white, with all their possible inputs.

Pick up your controller, and move the left stick around. The X and Y values will change. Push the left stick into the lower left like you said that didn't work. On a regular controller, you can get it to register X = -0.6 and Y = -0.6. For down-left.1.

What does your register as for Left Stick X/Y when you press down-left?2. What pad is it? (1, 2, 3, or 4)?3. How many controllers are plugged in?4. Does the Right Stick register the down-left?

What X/Y does it show?

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