Turn up the Dead Zone percentage in notches until the wobbling doesn't create any Output percentage. "Wobble" the stick - move it around slightly, without actually tilting it. The tab shows the live data of your selected stick's input, very helpful to visualize and dial things in.
Or in some games if the stick can't get all the way to 100%, a character won't run (Bully). Old games like this don't seem to have built-in deadzones, so the slightest wobble of a stick will cause a character to move - stick drift, input when you're not touching it. I'd recommend setting them while you're here. Sticks tab: Here you can change analog stick deadzones and saturation. You can preview the results with the "Total Test" button in the lower-left. Or you could swap around the face buttons to match a Nintendo layout, whatever. So for example you could swap the bumpers and triggers by setting LB/RB to Left Trigger/Right Trigger and vice versa. KeyAssign tab: The left columns are the buttons presented to the game, and the right columns with the dropdowns let you select alternative buttons on your controller. For this game it's PrinceOfPersia.exe in the "Prince of Persia The Two Thrones" game directory (default location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common). Under "Target Program", click Select and select the game executable. Remapping triggers: XInput Plus Įxtract and run XInputPlus.exe. Maybe a proper mod could fix things, but otherwise third-party software works ok: I also found that the stick buttons (LS/RS) don't work at all, so "Press Right Stick to center camera" gets weird. The triggers work in-game, but when you try to remap them they just go up and right in the menu. It's neat it's there, but yeah it's kind of busted.
This game must be one of the first to have XInput.
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