Uh, how far you push the joystick down until it moves, or how far it moves.
Donāt know, in NYC so donāt have a controller or a computer.
I mean which way on x or which way on y. I canāt set it to negative.
no i mean how does those work
Connect the output to a get on a negative number, connect that to a velocity.
@grazer sorry If Iām just not understanding but i canāt get any of the analog sticks working correctly in my game. is there something specific I should be doing?
I wish I had a controllerā¦ Lol
Lucky for me someone left one at my house that you can plug in a USB port a few years ago, never used it, now I have a reason too.
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Yeah, they āaccidentally left itā 
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They didnāt seem to want it back lol.
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this is quiteā¦ fortunate
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the stick will stop inputting if it is held in a direction for too long
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Thatās good to know.
The Joysticks work by using X and Y coordinates,
so left to right or up to down will output -100 to 100.
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bruh i have to do all that just to do left and right
pls show me a link i want my game controller compatible
You donāt have to do do all that - he just added a dead zone check for a nicer feel (and animation, and sprite flipping). If you want a super-simple version, you can try this:
The stick output is between 0-100%, so I just divide it by 16 to make it more reasonable (and smaller values donāt move the player). The stick values only output when they change, so Iām using an Always trigger to set the velocity.
Hereās a link to the game: https://flowlab.io/game/view/1684774
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We have the controller trigger, now call nintendo for that export XD
Are the button inputs going by Nintendo buttons or Xbox buttons?