I have had an original Chakram for many years now.
All of a sudden the joystick axis seem to all be wrong.
I'm assuming that there's been some sort of mistake in a driver update?
I have gotten the following results by testing all directions with https://hardwaretester.com/gamepad
The same results also show up in a Godot game that I've been programming.
Formatting:
[What's input I'm giving] = [what input actually happens]
Horizontal mode:
X negative (push stick forwards) = Y positive (axis 1 positive)
X positive (pull stick backwards) = Y negative (axis 1 negative)
Y positive (pull stick upwards) = X negative (axis 0 negative)
Y negative (push stick downwards) = X positive (axis 0 positive)
Vertical mode:
Positive Y (stick forward) = X negative (axis 0 negative)
Negative Y (stick backwards) = X positive (axis 0 positive)
Positive X (stick upwards) = Y positive (axis 1 positive)
Negative X (stick downwards) = Y negative (axis 1 negative)
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Perhaps they've been inverted somehow?
Spinning the stick clockwise will make for counterclockwise movement in either mode.
Though it's weird that X and Y seem to also be inverted with one another as well.
I have tried reinstalling the HID device drivers, though it seems the mouse always just creates new ones whenever plug it in.
I removed the device through Windows 11 settings page.
I have even reinstalled Armory Crate completely, too.
Nothing so far has helped.
If this is a common problem, perhaps you should just add a little checkbox in armory crate for inverting the stick?
That way people could just tick/untick it if happens to break again. Heh!
