(03-22-2013, 01:21 AM)miseru99 Wrote: Numeric pad has different functions depending on 'Num lock' being pressed or not, if you set any keys under that key or press it accidently, it'll obviously not be detected as same keys p. p Nothing else comes to my mind, cannot reproduce your problems on my keyboard with lilypad. Games need a moment to fully boot, if you mess up much during the booting stage or even loading a savestate, it can end up glitched, most of the time it does lead to control problems and since you set your dpad keys to same keys GSdx uses to it's special features, it's totally bad. Not only some of those alternative keys are used as GSdx functions which you shouldn't really map as keys as abusing those too often can totally make the emulation unstable or generate other bugs, but also if you set 'arrows' on numeric pad with num lock off they'll be replaced by what you later set as the other arrows key.īy the amount of '!' and generally awfull interpunction I could only guess you don't have much patience, not really trying to be an ass saying that, but it could be the cause of your problems as well p.

If you're setting the keys there, make sure it's actually pressed(light on in those keyboards that has it), by the looks of it you had it turned off when setting the keys which is bad. An attempt to make people buy an actual PSP because there are these 'game-to-game' differing ways to implement the same functionality.Numeric pad has different functions depending on 'Num lock' being pressed or not, if you set any keys under that key or press it accidently, it'll obviously not be detected as same keys p. I'm honestly beginning to get the sneaking suspicion that this is DRM by another name. It doesn't matter if I even re-map the movement stick functionality to the right-stick, the controls are still messed up because for some reason the dead-zone settings are different in Medievil Resurrection. However, just like the Ape Escape issue in ePSXe and PCSX Reloaded, you need a 'game-by-game' deadzone configuration functionality to get the left stick to work properly.

The problem is that the controller IS correctly calibrated, I have checked it 10 times now with various applications.

I am using the Xinput configuration built-into PPSSPP to play the game with that controller and it has a 'dead zone' issue as CrimsonFangX said. Just configure the physical switch on the pad to X(Xinput) and select that in the controls settings. (06-24-2013 11:29 PM)Squall Leonhart Wrote: there is no need for the drivers to use that control with this emulator

Pcsx2 emulator controller issues