Hello! I'm one of the engine devs. Is it possible that you have another device that is reporting a joystick axis besides your gamepad? I have seen one case of a fancy keyboard that did that.
You can try running the executable with the -nojoy command line argument, and that will confirm if a joystick axis is the culprit.
Hi! Thank you for your reply. As requested, I ran the game via command line and appended -nojoy to the command. Indeed the keyboard seems to be the culprit considering I needed to use this even when the keyboard was the only connected device (I unplugged the mouse, gamepad, mic, webcams, etc.). The keyboard I’m using is a Keychron K5 Max, a QMK / VIA programmable mechanical keyboard, however I have nothing mapped in a way that could be reported as such.
I’m not sure what can be done now, short of unplugging my keyboard, as I’d like to use an actual gamepad during play. :(
Thank you, that info is helpful. We have a ticket for this problem on our githib issue tracker https://github.com/ohrrpgce/ohrrpgce/issues/1276
Do you happen to see a file named g_debug.txt that appears when you run the game? The contents of that file (with both the keyboard and the gamepad plugged in) would be useful. (There is also a file named g_debug_archive.txt that persists after the game closes, but it won't have as much detail)
Yes, I see the file. I uploaded it to pastebin for you. https://pastebin.com/Js6JWQdF Hopefully this helps.
