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Even better, try setting the dead zones on an XInput game pad. Off the top of my head, it goes something like: “Settings” > “Bluetooth and other devices” > “Pri
by 2fast4you 6y ago
Even better, try setting the dead zones on an XInput game pad. Off the top of my head, it goes something like:
“Settings” > “Bluetooth and other devices” > “Printers and other devices“ > Right click your game pad > “Gamepad Settings” > select your gamepad > “Ok” > “Deadzones”
- ethbro 6y agoThe really sad thing is that Windows has multiple accessibility layers for every visual control (e.g. Active Accessibility). So there is literally already a textual, and usually interpretable, path to any window. Apparently tying search into that made too much sense though, and so instead we get a reinvented (slightly square) wheel.