Alternatives to windows controller software

[Braeden108]

Hey guys, I just built myself a set of rudder petals. I threw a potentiometer from a logitech stick's throttle to be my z axis so that there would be no deadzone. The first time I turned it on it was great I had no deadzone. But now after I've calibrated it there's an annoying deadzone. I want to get rid of this deadzone (the deadzone is in the windows controllers tab not DCS) So I'm wondering if there's maybe an alternative to using the default windows controller drivers. It'd be awesome if I had a little more say over what when on when my sticks are talking to my game.

 

Any help is appreciated

[Sokol1_br]

Wrong topic. :)

Edited May 8, 2016 by Sokol1_br

[Rangi]

You could try diview, it's fairly flexible but takes a bit of trial and error to see how it works.