Do you sometimes have an issue where the analog stick will keep registering movement even when its at rest? Im wondering if this is a problem with xpadder or my controller (using a pc controller). Also how do you approach ground targeting skills?
You have to set your dead zone higher. When the sticks get broken in, they sit off-center. So if your dead zone is lower than where they sit, i will register and cause movement. You can set your dead zone in the L3 and R3 settings via the little wrench button. Hope this helps….Also, ground target is a little touchy..but it can be done. If you look at my above image, you will see my configuration. This works pretty well. Activate your ground targeted skills, Then hold left trigger, and use the right stick, it controls only the cursor..also used for navigating the map and other menus/windows. Play with the mouse speeds in the settings to make it move faster or slower to suit your play. Make sure in your GW2 settings you have ground targeting set to normal. Hope this helps also.
Your information may be 100% correct.
I have another idea that may be of help to someone.
I have a Logitech G13 and a xBox 360 wireless receiver / controller.
When I imported the GW2 profile for xpadder the wireless controller wasn’t connected to the receiver so xpadder didn’t list it as a device.
I had the scripts auto associated with xpadder.
So I double clicked them in order to associate them with xpadder.
There was my mistake.
Nothing in those scripts links them to the type of controller.
I don’t know if there is a way to do that.
Any way, it associated the configuration with the thumb stick on the G13.
And that caused the mouse to gently and constantly glide to the bottom left and repeatedly press the 5 key.
It took me a while to figure out that this is what was happening because xpadder doesn’t do a good job of advertizing the name of the selected device.
Hopefully this can be of some help to someone else that runs into a similar issue as myself.
The only way that I could kill xpadder when this was happening (because I couldn’t control the mouse) was to:
ctrl-alt-delete
task manager
arrow down to xpadder
press delete key
I could only associate the configurations with xpadder and the 360 wireless receiver when the receiver was connected to the wireless controller.
Additionally, I had to manually attach the configuration to exact device in xpadder.
Read: Do not double click on the configuration files.
TL;DR:
Make sure the xpadder configuration is associated with the correct device as a G13 can be recognized by xpadder in addition to the 360 wireless receiver/controller.