#JOY2KEY ADJUSTING THE JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY HOW TO#
I really don't know how to do this, i have a PS2 controller and a PS2 -> PC adaptor, I have downloaded GlovePIE and Joy 2key. Uchi-san wrote:Sorry for commenting in such old post, but could someone make a step by step or something? Just need to pratice.īut if you want get a better offset/replay of it, try to use in the Osu! options > Audio > Start offset Wizard the offset 75 or -75, it helped me at the beginning. One more thing is that you will gain the possibility to deal with the offset/replay of the drum set. After a while you will feel easier to play it, and your accuracy goes up. I think you need a little bit more practice at first.
Well, I play the drum set now 2 Months and remarked, that I'm hitting not anymore so hard like at the beginning. I do appreciate that the comunity can make something like this though. It works in terms of functionality, but in terms of practicality, it's failed me. Also, there is a slight delay within the beats. Same issue with most people here, I gotta hit really hard for it to register. Kei1ro wrote:I've had a taiko drum, and finally I decided to hook it up with osu. If joystick.button8 = false and joystick.button7 = false If joystick.button8 = true and joystick.button7 = true If joystick.button8 = true or joystick.button7 = true If joystick.button2 = false and joystick.pov1left = false If joystick.button2 = true and joystick.pov1left = true If joystick.button2 = true or joystick.pov1left = true Unnecessary debug script to make script seem more complex than it is Designed for used with PS2 Taiko Drum and adapter of choice This script is written for GlovePIE, BTW.
You haven't tried Taiko Mode until you've tried it with a real drum.
Buy a random PS2 Taiko game + PS2 -> PC adapter, get drum, throw away game, play osu!.
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