onefoureight wrote:I'm scratching my head as to why anyone would want a dead zone when playing, when I play having complete control of the stick and knowing exactly how much input I have is absolutely fundamental. Seriously what the fuck, this game would be borderline un playable with a dead zone on the stick.
Some (all?) controllers are a little noisy and give you a random position near 0 instead of 0 when centered. So you need a dead zone to keep the bike from steering itself when centered.
If you guys like a smaller dead zone, try .03 or .01 instead of .0625. Wouldn't surprise me if it was much more responsive that way.
JVanderlee225 wrote:This is the good one. I went back to the old old snapshot, mapped the controls and this is what it gives me.
This is the bad one. Using the latest snapshot I map the controls and this is what it gives me. It feels like my bike won't come back to straight up position. Once I lean over it just stays leaned over and I crash. Explains why I have been so bad lately..
It looks like axis 0 and axis 1 are a little funky on your controller. Notice how axis 2 is almost perfectly set at +-.0625, but 0 and 1 are all over the place. Wouldn't surprise me if that controller pulls slightly to one side without the dead zone.
Make sure you aren't resting your thumb on the stick when you bind it. That'd throw off the center position.
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jlv wrote:It looks like axis 0 and axis 1 are a little funky on your controller. Notice how axis 2 is almost perfectly set at +-.0625, but 0 and 1 are all over the place. Wouldn't surprise me if that controller pulls slightly to one side without the dead zone.
Make sure you aren't resting your thumb on the stick when you bind it. That'd throw off the center position.
Yah it's probably just the controller it's an 8 year old PS3 controller should probably get a new one. Thanks the help JLV.
onefoureight wrote:I'm scratching my head as to why anyone would want a dead zone when playing, when I play having complete control of the stick and knowing exactly how much input I have is absolutely fundamental. Seriously what the fuck, this game would be borderline un playable with a dead zone on the stick.
Some (all?) controllers are a little noisy and give you a random position near 0 instead of 0 when centered. So you need a dead zone to keep the bike from steering itself when centered.
If you guys like a smaller dead zone, try .03 or .01 instead of .0625. Wouldn't surprise me if it was much more responsive that way.
Yeah that makes a lot more sense, thanks JLV.
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hi guys, i'm with a problem to play online, it says " can't resolve address " , my snap shot is Updated 2016-05-19, my internet is okay and my regkey too.. any idea how to fix it ?
lucasslin32 wrote:hi guys, i'm with a problem to play online, it says " can't resolve address " , my snap shot is Updated 2016-05-19, my internet is okay and my regkey too.. any idea how to fix it ? :|
That's a problem with your DNS/name server.
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lucasslin32 wrote:hi guys, i'm with a problem to play online, it says " can't resolve address " , my snap shot is Updated 2016-05-19, my internet is okay and my regkey too.. any idea how to fix it ?
jlv wrote:Probably will eventually, but more threads wouldn't fix your problem. It'd only help low end CPU's with multiple cores.
more threads would fix it cause we have 8 core CPU's so a single Core in a 8 core cpu wouldn't run as fast as a single core in a 4 core cpu, cause the 8 core is more spread out un like the 4 core, you see what im saying?
JLV, I just got a new PC. 6700k and SLI 1080's. No matter what I do changing power settings or changing game priority among many other things I have attepted I still have this issue. I have gone as far to uninstall one of the cards to be sure SLI wasn't causing the issue. My GPU will not boost in MXS. Works 100% fine in every other game that I own. In MXS it will stay at idle 500-1100mhz. Will not run at the base clock let alone the boost clock. Any suggestions?
Before anyone suggests K Boost, EVGA Precision XOC only works on the Pascal architecture if you own a EVGA card. I haven't been able to find any other program to enable it.
jlv wrote:Probably will eventually, but more threads wouldn't fix your problem. It'd only help low end CPU's with multiple cores.
more threads would fix it cause we have 8 core CPU's so a single Core in a 8 core cpu wouldn't run as fast as a single core in a 4 core cpu, cause the 8 core is more spread out un like the 4 core, you see what im saying?
I think one of the problems could be that MXS does not active a boost clock on the CPU.
I overclocked my i7 6800K today to 4.1GHz but the overclock does not activate until the CPU recognizes it is under stress.
MXS does not put enough stress on the CPU to activate the boost clock/overclock which results in lag.
I tested my overclock in Squad (which is a very hardware intensive game) and it performed amazingly and quite honestly had the best experience playing it today. On my old system I was lucky to get 60 FPS, but I was hitting 80-90 NO PROBLEM with the 4.1GHz overclock.
