Input Axis Setting Causing Random Action on Dualshock 4 Trigger Button
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Description
Why is input axis setting on Retroarch causing random thing on trigger button on dualshock 4 if set to 0.500? For example on street fighter game it should be high kick but randomly doing high punch. If it set 1.000 that randomness issue won't happen anymore but analog control won't be working anymore also. It's really annoying. How can it be fixed?
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Start by reproducing the DualShock 4 trigger behavior in RetroArch with the input axis setting at 0.500, using the Street Fighter example, then compare it with 1.000. Done means the trigger retains analog control without randomly producing high punch instead of high kick.
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- c
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- Bug
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