Can "Inframe In" in Options be enabled without problems?
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2018 2:08 amWhen I have Inframe In (Gtuner Pro -> Tools -> Options -> Device -> Speed Up Settings) turned on, I get the disconnections mentioned in another post (https://www.consoletuner.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=8275). Is there any way to enable this along with Inframe Out and 1ms Response without these problems? I tried shortening the script to just what I needed, but it didn't fix the problem. Script below:
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define ADS_SENSITIVITY = 4;
define NON_ADS_SENSITIVITY = 10;
define MOVE_LEFT_RIGHT_3STATES = TRUE;
define MOVE_FORWARD_BACKWARD_3STATES = TRUE;
unmap ALL_REMAPS;
remap WII_HOME -> PS3_PS;
remap WII_MINUS -> PS3_R2;
remap WII_TWO -> PS3_START;
remap WII_ONE -> PS3_SELECT;
remap WII_Z -> PS3_L3;
remap WII_B -> PS3_R1;
remap WII_RIGHT -> PS3_CROSS;
remap WII_C -> PS3_SQUARE;
remap WII_DOWN -> PS3_TRIANGLE;
remap WII_LEFT -> PS3_CIRCLE;
remap WII_A -> PS3_L1;
remap WII_NX -> PS3_LX;
remap WII_NY -> PS3_LY;
remap WII_IRX -> PS3_RX;
remap WII_IRY -> PS3_RY;
remap WII_PLUS -> PS3_L2;
unmap PS3_ACCX;
unmap PS3_ACCY;
unmap PS3_ACCZ;
remap WII_X -> PS3_LEFT;
remap WII_RX -> PS3_RIGHT;
remap WII_Y -> PS3_UP;
remap WII_RY -> PS3_DOWN;
remap WII_ACCY -> PS3_R3;
int AIMING_DOWN_THE_SIGHTS = 0;
main
{
set_val(WII_IRX, inv(get_val(WII_IRX)));
if (get_val(AIMING_DOWN_THE_SIGHTS))
{
sensitivity(WII_IRX , ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
sensitivity(WII_IRY , ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
}
else
{
sensitivity(WII_IRX , NON_ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
sensitivity(WII_IRY , NON_ADS_SENSITIVITY, 100);
}
deadzone(WII_IRX, WII_IRY, DZ_CIRCLE, 38);
if (MOVE_LEFT_RIGHT_3STATES)
{
if (get_val(WII_NX) < -20)
{
set_val(PS3_LX, -100);
}
else
if (get_val(WII_NX) > 20)
{
set_val(PS3_LX, 100);
}
else
{
set_val(PS3_LX, 0);
}
}
if (MOVE_FORWARD_BACKWARD_3STATES)
{
if (get_val(WII_NY) < -20)
{
set_val(PS3_LY, -100);
}
else
if (get_val(WII_NY) > 20)
{
set_val(PS3_LY, 100);
}
else
{
set_val(PS3_LY, 0);
}
}
if(get_val(WII_UP) && get_val(WII_NX) < -90) set_val(WII_X, 100);
if(get_val(WII_UP) && get_val(WII_NX) > 90) set_val(WII_RX, 100);
if(get_val(WII_UP) && get_val(WII_NY) < -90) set_val(WII_Y, 100);
if(get_val(WII_UP) && get_val(WII_NY) > 90) set_val(WII_RY, 100);
set_val(WII_ACCY, 0);
if (get_val(WII_ACCNX) > 15)
{
set_val(WII_ACCY, 100);
}
}
