Cemu

After using Cemu-no-gyro with the right joystick on my 360 controller to control the motion, the up direction on the controller now only outputs about 20% "output," or whatever you want to call it, meaning trying to move the camera in that direction is now painfully slow while all other directions work fine. Almost like the deadzone became egg shaped and stretched in the up direction.

Good news is I can seemingly fix it by upping the "Range," in Cemu, but then after I use cemu-no-gyro again it causes the same issue and I have to go back and up the range even more. I only have so much of the range slider left, soon I won't be able to use it to fix this issue anymore.

I already looked at cemu-no-gryo's code on github, and it looks like it's not editing anything in Cemu directly, only sending data so I don't think it's cemu-no-gryo's fault.

• I switched the L/R stick controls around and the issue persists stays with the right stick. I also used the left stick later with cemu-no-gryo and that seems to have inherited the issue as well.
• I also tried switching between XInput and DirectInput but no luck.