Hacking Is there any way to swap the left Analog to the Dpad Yet..

[SuperDan]

Well I have not touched my PS Vita for ages . So Ive not been keeping up with the scene .... But I would like to switch my left Analog to D pad ... If that is possible?..

 

[kaymynd]

Well I have not touched my PS Vita for ages . So Ive not been keeping up with the scene .... But I would like to switch my left Analog to D pad ... If that is possible?..

I'm not sure i think you can only do this in psx games, but i may be wrong. Just hold ps button and open settings, then choos controller settings.

 

[SuperDan]

Yes sir you can with psx.. Just not the vita itself .. Need for speed.. MGS2&3 would be nicer with Dpad ect...

 

[kaymynd]

Yes sir you can with psx.. Just not the vita itself .. Need for speed.. MGS2&3 would be nicer with Dpad ect...

Maybe remaPSV will help?

http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=116&t=49752

 

[adeptape]

swapping left (or either) analog function to D-pad would not only be AWESOME but a LIFE SAVER in soooooo many cases where the analog sticks are broken/no longer function. 1 of the major flaws of Vita's design was leaving an open gap underneath the sticks where dust/etc. could easily collect and obstruct the mechanism. i used so much rubbing alcohol,over time,it corroded and now requires hardware replacement... OR ANALOG REMAPS!!!

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swapping left (or either) analog function to D-pad would not only be AWESOME but a LIFE SAVER in soooooo many cases where the analog sticks are broken/no longer function. 1 of the major flaws of Vita's design was leaving an open gap underneath the sticks where dust/etc. could easily collect and obstruct the mechanism. i used so much rubbing alcohol,over time,it corroded and now requires hardware replacement... OR ANALOG REMAPS!!!

btw,u can use Electrical Contact Cleaner 2 safely clean them(rotate sticks about 2 minutes). do NOT use rubbing alcohol that has even 1% of water as it will corrode as did mine

 

[adeptape]

(getting cued 4 double posting) 4got 2 mention,i bought a can of CRC QD Electrical Contact Cleaner 3 years ago at Walmart,$8. Still have a nearly full can and it works EVERY time i have analog issues on my 2nd Vita. use the nozzle under the rubber flap under analogs,quick shot,rotate 2 minutes with the system OFF.
the "ghosted" movement during gameplay is caused by dust/dirt/etc. lodging inside the Vita's analog chambers and applying pressure 2 the mechanism as though it were being pressed.
if u have alot of built-up debris,it make take several uses 2 clean out thoroughly,just don't drown your Vita with it.

 

[SuperDan]

(getting cued 4 double posting) 4got 2 mention,i bought a can of CRC QD Electrical Contact Cleaner 3 years ago at Walmart,$8. Still have a nearly full can and it works EVERY time i have analog issues on my 2nd Vita. use the nozzle under the rubber flap under analogs,quick shot,rotate 2 minutes with the system OFF.
the "ghosted" movement during gameplay is caused by dust/dirt/etc. lodging inside the Vita's analog chambers and applying pressure 2 the mechanism as though it were being pressed.
if u have alot of built-up debris,it make take several uses 2 clean out thoroughly,just don't drown your Vita with it.

Well I don't have a drifting stick but that's good advice.. I use to get that on cheap ps3 pads back in the day..
I'd use alcohol in a Q tip and clean around the analog sticks and that would normally work