03-10-2019 02:10 PM - edited 04-02-2022 06:04 PM
Close your Oculus software
Open your explorer and travel to C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Oculus\TouchCalibration
Copy the files in this folder as backup.
Open the .LTouch(left) or .RTouch(right) file with notepad, which ever touch controller you have the issue with.
To search hit the hotkey: Ctrl+F and enter either JoyYDeadMax or JoyXDeadMax or JoyYDeadMin or JoyXDeadMin
6. Y = Forward and backward dead zone issues
X = Left and Right dead zone issues
7. Increase or decrease the number by 50 each time until it stops (you may need to do this multiple times depending on how bad it is, restart software after each attempt)
Save + Close, restart your Oculus software. You may have to restart your computer.
Here are some examples of what to do when one of these is happening to your controller:
Eg.. JoyXDeadMin = -X value, JoyXDeadMax = +X value and so on
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02-28-2020 11:47 PM
Danakin65 said:
For those of us who do NOT have any files in the C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Oculus\TouchCalibration directory, can someone please post examples of what filename(s) need to be in place and examples of their contents? I have down/back drifting on the left controller so I believe my -Y deadzone amount needs to be decreased. But without any files or existing values to go by, it's difficult to know where to start (it seems everyone on this thread is assuming we have the files in question).
Thanks! :smile:
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03-19-2020 09:49 AM
shoefish said:
Danakin65 said:
For those of us who do NOT have any files in the C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Oculus\TouchCalibration directory, can someone please post examples of what filename(s) need to be in place and examples of their contents? I have down/back drifting on the left controller so I believe my -Y deadzone amount needs to be decreased. But without any files or existing values to go by, it's difficult to know where to start (it seems everyone on this thread is assuming we have the files in question).
Thanks! :smile:
I'm having the exact same issue, slight drifting backwards when I touch the joystick. Also can't find where the calibration files are kept for Rift S.
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