Hacking [Nintendont] Is it possible to invert the Y-Axis from both Analog Sticks of an USB-HID controller?

[Frollo]

I nearly managed to make my PS2 to USB Converter work. But for some reason, both Y-Axis are inverted. Is there a way to fix that?

The reason I'm using the USB Port instead of the GC one is because I play Smash with customized Button Mappings.

Also, the Analog Sticks react very strongly. Can that be normalized?

[PSX to USB]
VID=0E8F
PID=103F
Polltype=1
DPAD=1
Power=2,20
A=4,FF
B=6,FF
X=9,FF
Y=8,FF
Z=B,FF
L=A,FF
R=7,FF
S=2,10
Left=2,04
Down=2,02
Right=2,08
Up=2,01
RightUp=2,09
DownRight=2,0A
DownLeft=2,06
UpLeft=2,05
StickX=C
StickY=F
CStickX=10
CStickY=13
LAnalog=0
RAnalog=0

The values from all sticks are 00 and FF.

 

[Cyan]

I think there's a way to set the analog sensitivity, or range.
but I don't know if you can invert the axis without rebuilding nintendont.

you can check the other controller.ini to get an idea how to setup the sensitivity/range, I guess you add ",0,100" to your stick values

there's already a PS2 controller.ini available, it doesn't work with your adapter?
https://github.com/FIX94/Nintendont/blob/master/controllerconfigs/controller_ps2.ini
I guess not as it's not using the same values.

 

[Frollo]

you can check the other controller.ini to get an idea how to setup the sensitivity/range, I guess you add ",0,100" to your stick values

That didn't work :-(

But it's not that big of an issue.

but I don't know if you can invert the axis without rebuilding nintendont.

Do you know how to do it with rebuilding it? Is it very complicated?

I use Ubuntu 16.04

 

[Cyan]

I didn't do it for a long time, but you'll need devkitpro and devkitPPC, maybe some libraries too.
then the inverted axis would need to edit the hid and/or controller functions.

sorry, I'm not more precise. You should ask in the main thread if there's a way to invert the axis, or how to edit/recompile with inverted axis.

 

[RXZ]

good friend I have a PS-PXG03 VID adapter: 0E8F PID: 103F wanted to know if it could solve the problem? Thank you

 

[RXZ]

good friend I have a PS-PXG03 VID:0E8F PID:103F wanted to know if it could solve the problem? Thank you