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Category [?] |
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Reproducibility |
Date Submitted |
Last Update |
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03111 |
DIP/Input |
Minor |
Always |
Apr 20, 2009, 00:13 |
Apr 21, 2009, 17:57 |
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Tester |
SailorSat |
View Status |
Public |
Platform |
MAME (Official Binary) |
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Assigned To |
derrickr |
Resolution |
Fixed |
OS |
Windows XP/Vista 32-bit |
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Resolved |
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Driver |
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Version |
0.130 |
Fixed in Version |
0.130u4 |
Build |
Normal |
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Fixed in Git Commit |
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Summary |
03111: "Autocenter" active on Analog Inputs. |
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Description |
Well MAME features a nice "Analog Input" simulation for non-analog Inputs which is a nice thing.
For some reason it RECENTLY started to affect real analog inputs as well.
If I don't constantly move my analog source, be it a wheel or a analog joystick, MAME keeps "autocentering" the value which it shouldn't.
A workaround would be to set autocenter speed to 0.
This used to work fine just a few versions back. |
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Steps To Reproduce |
Fire up "outrun" with an analog joystick/wheel attached.
Go to UI options, and remove any input on "Paddle" except for the analog input. (Set "Paddle Analog" to "Joy 1 X-Axis")
Then go into outruns service mode, select input test, and move your analog device. "Handle Right/Left" will keep centering back to 80h until you constantly move your device in small steps. |
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