Axis translation parameters - Revision history

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 After having played around with these settings and you've learned what does what and how they work together, you can start fine tuning configurations to fit your personal preference or make your very own ones that we hope you'd like to share with us on the [https://forum.gimx.fr/viewforum.php?f=9 forums!].
-'''''Tip''''': ''In the Call of Duty series (since Call of Duty 4) for example, an value of 0.39 will give you a 1:1-like aim (meaning there is little to no acceleration when moving the mouse) Having a higher exponent will make the aim accelerate but you won't need a high multiplier (the higher the multiplier is the bigger the gaps are between each "step" in the speed curve)
+'''''Tip''''': ''In the Call of Duty series (since Call of Duty 4) for example, a value of 0.39 will give you a 1:1-like aim (meaning there is little to no acceleration when moving the mouse) Having a higher exponent will make the aim accelerate but you won't need a high multiplier (the higher the multiplier is the bigger the gaps are between each "step" in the speed curve)
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   [[File:DZShapeCircle.gif|left|frame|Visual Demonstration]] '''The dead zone parameter allows to shift the stick positions away from the stick center. Higher the DZ (Dead zone) is, larger mouse moves need to be done in order to aim.'''
-This allows to skip all the stick positions around the stick center that do not generate in-game movement (these positions are called the dead zone of the stick).<br />
+This allows to skip all the stick positions around the stick center that do not generate in-game movement (these positions are called the dead zone of the stick).
 If lowest input motion do not generate enough movement, increase the dead zone parameter.

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-'''The acceleration parameter allows to change the in-game acceleration.'''
+[[File:expanim.gif|left|frame|Visual Demonstration]] '''The acceleration parameter allows to change the in-game acceleration.'''
 Values higher than '''1''' increase the effective acceleration, whereas values lower that '''1''' decrease it.
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 Acceleration value required for good aiming experience may vary from game to game as it depends on developers implementation of controls in the game engine.
-After having played around with these settings and you've learned what does what and how they work together, you can start fine tuning configurations to fit your personal preference or make your very own ones that we hope you'd like to share with us on the [https://forum.gimx.fr/viewforum.php?f=9 forums!]
+After having played around with these settings and you've learned what does what and how they work together, you can start fine tuning configurations to fit your personal preference or make your very own ones that we hope you'd like to share with us on the [https://forum.gimx.fr/viewforum.php?f=9 forums!].
 '''''Tip''''': ''In the Call of Duty series (since Call of Duty 4) for example, an value of 0.39 will give you a 1:1-like aim (meaning there is little to no acceleration when moving the mouse) Having a higher exponent will make the aim accelerate but you won't need a high multiplier (the higher the multiplier is the bigger the gaps are between each "step" in the speed curve)
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-'''The sensitivity parameter is nothing more than a multiplier: input motion is multiplied so as to scale to the output motion range.'''
+[[File:mpanim.gif|left|frame|Visual Demonstration]]'''The sensitivity parameter is nothing more than a multiplier: input motion is multiplied so as to scale to the output motion range.'''
 Increase it if the movement is too slow and decrease it if the movement is too fast.
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 To map a joystick axis to a button axis, use a value of 256/32768 (about 0.008).
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 The dead zone shape can be set to:
-See the illustrations: [https://i.imgur.com/QGdRCu1.gif Circle] [https://i.imgur.com/RLX6Mkj.gif Rectangle]
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	'''''Tip''''': ''To get rid of potential jerky aim when aiming slowly you need to increase DZ slightly above the game setting. So if you find through dead zone calibration that the aim starts moving by itself at '''22''', increase it to '''25'''-'''30''' instead.''		'''''Tip''''': ''To get rid of potential jerky aim when aiming slowly you need to increase DZ slightly above the game setting. So if you find through dead zone calibration that the aim starts moving by itself at '''22''', increase it to '''25'''-'''30''' instead.''
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-'''The dead zone parameter allows to shift the stick positions away from the stick center. Higher the DZ (Dead zone) is, larger mouse moves need to be done in order to aim.'''
+ [[File:DZShapeCircle.gif|left|frame|Visual Demonstration]] '''The dead zone parameter allows to shift the stick positions away from the stick center. Higher the DZ (Dead zone) is, larger mouse moves need to be done in order to aim.'''
 This allows to skip all the stick positions around the stick center that do not generate in-game movement (these positions are called the dead zone of the stick).<br />
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 Remember to go out of dead zone calibration to test the results of your adjustments. If the aim lags in calibration mode you'll need to save your configuration and run the emulator in normal Grab mode to test any changes you've made.
 '''''Tip''''': ''To get rid of potential jerky aim when aiming slowly you need to increase DZ slightly above the game setting. So if you find through dead zone calibration that the aim starts moving by itself at '''22''', increase it to '''25'''-'''30''' instead.''