[SOLVED] is it possible to invert y axis on xbox 360 joypad?

is it possible to invert y axis on xbox 360 joypad? Reply

Open console (Shift+ESC),type joy_ and hit TAB. It will list all cvars starting with 'joy_':

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37 possible variables:
joy_active is "0" ["0"] indicates that a joystick is active (detected and enabled)
joy_axisforward is "1" ["1"] which joystick axis to query for forward/backward movement
joy_axiskeyevents is "0" ["0"] generate uparrow/leftarrow etc. keyevents for joystick axes, use if your joystick driver is not generating them
joy_axiskeyevents_deadzone is "0.5" ["0.5"] deadzone value for axes
joy_axispitch is "3" ["3"] which joystick axis to query for looking up/down
joy_axisside is "0" ["0"] which joystick axis to query for right/left movement
joy_axisup is "-1" ["-1"] which joystick axis to query for up/down movement
joy_axisyaw is "2" ["2"] which joystick axis to query for looking right/left
joy_deadzoneforward is "0.05" ["0.05"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_deadzonepitch is "0.05" ["0.05"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_deadzoneside is "0.05" ["0.05"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_deadzoneup is "0.05" ["0.05"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_deadzoneyaw is "0.05" ["0.05"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_detected is "0" ["0"] number of joysticks detected by engine
joy_enable is "0" ["0"] enables joystick support
joy_index is "0" ["0"] selects which joystick to use if you have multiple (0 uses the first controller, 1 uses the second, ...)
joy_sensitivityforward is "-1" ["-1"] movement multiplier
joy_sensitivitypitch is "0.9" ["0.9"] movement multiplier
joy_sensitivityside is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_sensitivityup is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_sensitivityyaw is "-1.8" ["-1.8"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_axisforward is "1" ["1"] which joystick axis to query for forward/backward movement
joy_x360_axispitch is "3" ["3"] which joystick axis to query for looking up/down
joy_x360_axisside is "0" ["0"] which joystick axis to query for right/left movement
joy_x360_axisup is "-1" ["-1"] which joystick axis to query for up/down movement
joy_x360_axisyaw is "2" ["2"] which joystick axis to query for looking right/left
joy_x360_deadzoneforward is "0.266" ["0.266"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_x360_deadzonepitch is "0.266" ["0.266"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_x360_deadzoneside is "0.266" ["0.266"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_x360_deadzoneup is "0.266" ["0.266"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_x360_deadzoneyaw is "0.266" ["0.266"] deadzone tolerance, suggested values are in the range 0 to 0.01
joy_x360_sensitivityforward is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivitypitch is "-1" ["-1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivityside is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivityup is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivityyaw is "-1" ["-1"] movement multiplier
joy_xinputavailable is "0" ["0"] indicates which devices are being reported by the Windows XInput API (first controller = 1, second = 2, third = 4, fourth = 8, added together)

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search WORD

to search for cvars. It will list cvars that include WORD in their name or description Reply

So, in other words, the answer is "no".  There is no "invert Y axis" option anywhere for joysticks, even though there's one for mice. Reply

Try negating cvars like joy_x360_sensitivitypitch or joy_x360_sensitivityup.  I would check for you but I don't have a gamepad set up. Reply

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joy_x360_sensitivityforward is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivitypitch is "-1" ["-1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivityside is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivityup is "1" ["1"] movement multiplier
joy_x360_sensitivityyaw is "-1" ["-1"] movement multiplier

Try switching the sign of the movement multiplier.

EDIT: Damn too late! Reply

Confirmed that changing joy_x360_sensitivitypitch from -1 to 1, followed by the restart command does the trick, though my 360 controller seems to have pitch mapped to the left trigger.  Hope yours works by default (Linux SDL here).

It'sMe:  :-) / nice one Reply

The default gamepad binds are wrong, at least on Linux/FreeBSD. See https://gitlab.com/xonotic/xonotic-data....ssues/1947
Infos about the proper layout on Windows is appreciated. Reply