Fastest way to find the correct angle for you – close
your eyes, move the thumbstick forward and then
check where it is positioned. If it the thumbstick goes
slightly to the side, adjust it accordingly with the
angle in opposite direction.
Lower deadzone is an area in the center
of the thumbstick that won’t recognize
input if the stick is moved within it. The
higher the value, the bigger the circle is
in the center where thumbstick
movement won’t register.
If a lower deadzone is set to 0 or very low
value, then the thumbstick may be too
sensitive to every micro movement (even
your cat sneezing) and it may have a
flickering motion in Azeron software and a character in video game may
move around even if you are not touching the thumbstick. In that case
you need to set the lower deadzone value higher until it stops moving by
itself (for example something between 2%-13% is a good value or 10 – 65
values in older software versions). Please note, that if you have completed
the calibration on your thumbstick (5.3. CALIBRATING THUMBSTICK) then
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