Post by edgamer on Mar 15, 2018 16:58:09 GMT
Hello, I was wondering if you can help.
I have been using a vJoy controller to play a game on a Windows 7 Pro PC, 64 bit. I have now moved to a Windows 10 Pro, 64 bit machine, and calibrated vJoy in exactly the same manner, with different results.
On the Windows 7 machine, the Y axis maps from vJoy feeder 0-65% to the proportion of full bar on vJoy Monitor 0-65%, i.e. linearly varying
On the Windows 10 machine, I am seeing a non-linear response in the Y axis to changes I make from vJoy Feeder. The X axis behaves linearly in both cases.
Hopefully the image below helps.
Any ideas why they might be behaving differently and how to fix this?
Ed
I have been using a vJoy controller to play a game on a Windows 7 Pro PC, 64 bit. I have now moved to a Windows 10 Pro, 64 bit machine, and calibrated vJoy in exactly the same manner, with different results.
On the Windows 7 machine, the Y axis maps from vJoy feeder 0-65% to the proportion of full bar on vJoy Monitor 0-65%, i.e. linearly varying
On the Windows 10 machine, I am seeing a non-linear response in the Y axis to changes I make from vJoy Feeder. The X axis behaves linearly in both cases.
- 0% feeder -> approx 0% of the bar in vJoy Monitor
- 1% feeder -> approx 50% of the bar in vJoy Monitor
- 50% feeder -> approx 80% of the bar in vJoy Monitor
- 65% feeder -> approx 100% of the bar in vJoy Monitor (but actually appears to saturate when feeder is at 65%)
Hopefully the image below helps.
Any ideas why they might be behaving differently and how to fix this?
Ed
