I believe this is called snap back and it’s been a problem in the smash bros community with gc controllers. I don’t know too much about it but I think the normal fix is installing capacitors to the sticks somehow. Probably requires soldering?
You could also try increasing the dead zones a little bit.
Thanks for giving me the term for the effect, it’s insanely hard to Google the issue without knowing what it is called. I have increased the deadzone a little bit and it has helped as far as I can tell. Looks like I get to put off the upgrade for a bit longer.
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I believe this is called snap back and it’s been a problem in the smash bros community with gc controllers. I don’t know too much about it but I think the normal fix is installing capacitors to the sticks somehow. Probably requires soldering?
You could also try increasing the dead zones a little bit.
Thanks for giving me the term for the effect, it’s insanely hard to Google the issue without knowing what it is called. I have increased the deadzone a little bit and it has helped as far as I can tell. Looks like I get to put off the upgrade for a bit longer.