Difference between revisions of "Calibrate a Joystick"
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Note: There are no joysticks made specifically for Mac OSX, and they generally do not run well on recent Macs. There may be variations in set up and calibration dependent on the model and age of the joystick. These steps apply most readily to Microsoft Windows 7. | Note: There are no joysticks made specifically for Mac OSX, and they generally do not run well on recent Macs. There may be variations in set up and calibration dependent on the model and age of the joystick. These steps apply most readily to Microsoft Windows 7. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Make sure your joystick is correctly plugged into the computer and turned on (if wireless). | #Make sure your joystick is correctly plugged into the computer and turned on (if wireless). | ||
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#*Now, for Z calibration, rotate your joystick several times, then click "Next," then "Finish" and then "OK." | #*Now, for Z calibration, rotate your joystick several times, then click "Next," then "Finish" and then "OK." | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
