Help: Erratic Mouse Movement (Xbox Series X Controller Right Stick Mapped to Mouse)

[CyberCT]

Hello there!

The issue you described was not able to be reproduced in the reWASD 5.7 version. It is live now. Feel free to download the latest version from our website reWASD.com!

Perfect. I'll give it a test later this weekend.

[wookiepediologist]

Hello there!

The issue you described was not able to be reproduced in the reWASD 5.7 version. It is live now. Feel free to download the latest version from our website reWASD.com!

[reWASDer]

Thank you. Hope the next release will fix this issue, we are working on it right now.

[CyberCT]

I did some further testing on this issue. With the Xbox Series X controller connected and on, and the reWASD program still running, I tried using just the keyboard and mouse instead. Within 10 minutes of testing, the random "look up" issue never happened. Then I started playing with the controller and it happened twice within 5 minutes.

I have UT installed on 2 computers, both using different Xbox Series X controllers, so it rules out one controller just being wonky with the game.

[reWASDer]

You are always welcome!

The issue is pretty difficult, we can barely reproduce it at the moment.
If you have some steps that lead to it pretty often and could make a video with this issue for us, it will be highly appreciated.

[CyberCT]

We are aware of the issue you are facing with. Right now, we are doing our best to find what causes the issue with random mouse moving UP. As we mentioned this already, once the issue is fixed, we will let you know.

Thank you for your support

[wookiepediologist]

We are aware of the issue you are facing with. Right now, we are doing our best to find what causes the issue with random mouse moving UP. As we mentioned this already, once the issue is fixed, we will let you know.

[CyberCT]

Just to be clear ... the erratic mouse movement still exists (where it automatically looks up for no reason). I'm saying the random juddery movement that's not smooth has been resolved.

[reWASDer]

Good news!

[CyberCT]

The D3D11 driver in UT was the problem. Used a D3D10 one and mouse movement is smooth. This PC is a 4790K so although it's more than capable, it's not as smooth as my 9700K build, of which all my profiles have been transferred to and all games run buttery smooth.

[reWASDer]

To make the mouse movement a bit smoother, please minimize the range of the axes here, in Advanced stick settings:

[1ncorrect]

The original mouse jump issue is reproducible regardless of the game. It is being reproduced under any conditions when your config is turned on. We will deal with this. As for any other "strange" mouse behavior, this is all subtlety of settings and an individual thing. Thanks again for the information provided!

[CyberCT]

OK, so it seems that no matter what, the Windows mouse settings is an influence on reWASD mouse settings (which is mapped to joystick).

Please see attached Rise of the Triad (90s version) profile that also has the weird erratic mouse movement problem.

[1ncorrect]

When you enable this checkbox, your virtual mouse works with the sensitivity that is set in the Windows system. If you turn it off, you can adjust the sensitivity of the virtual mouse as you wish. You can read more about these settings in the article

[CyberCT]

Thank you. It's not all games. Quake, Quake II, etc seem to work good. It's only present on Rise of the Triad (90s DOS version run under WinROTT) and Unreal Tournament so far.

Another question regarding virtual mouse settings in reWASD: This setting affects the mouse sensitivity to each game mapped to the Xbox right control stick (as I have it mapped), is this correct? I see if I uncheck the "Use global mouse sensitivity" box, I can manually adjust the X and Y sensitivity values, but these are tied to the WIndows mouse sensitivity setting. If I DO click the box "Use global mouse sensitivity" does the windows mouse sensitivity setting no longer matter in games' mouse sensitivity (other than the games' each independent mouse settings in the games themselves)? Or does the Windows mouse sensitivity settings still affect the games' mouse sensitivity with "Use global mouse sensitivity" check boxed?