Solved: How could I make joystick sensitivity?

[autumnboy]

Hi all,

I'm trying to figure out making real-time joystick sensitivity for left and right stick for the settings.

I've tried several things but none of them work. I've tried pulling out x and z values from the vector created by get axis. Multiplying them by a sensitivity value and then clamping the range between -1,1  but it doesn't work with less sensitivity or diagonal movement is maxed to 1.

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Josh

[autumnboy]

Figured it out after researching further and stumbling across a few posts.
To Do this:

1.- Get Axis > Store Vector3 as New_AxisVector

 2.-Smooth Damp Vector3
 Current: Current_AxisVector
 Target: New_AxisVector
Speed: Is your sensitivity. Lower is extremely sensitive

3.-Feed Current_AxisVector into your movement. In my case is was Controller Move.

[Thore]

Maybe that useful: Unity has two methods, Get Axis and Get Axis Raw. The standard is smooth “analogue” between -1 and +1, the raw version is returning either -1 or +1 (not analogue).

See here:
https://hutonggames.com/playmakerforum/index.php?topic=19333.msg85026#msg85026

[jeanfabre]

Hi,

 As mentionned by Thore, GetAxisRaw would be a good start.

But maybe what you are looking for is not "sensitivity" but "Speed" ? in which case, you have this built in the GetAxisAction, where you can multiple the input with a multiplier factor, this is usually what you want for realtime adjustments.

Bye,

 Jean


 Bye,

 Jean