How to get Squared Deadzones on CONSOLE (speed hop + faster rotation) | GTA Online

[@angelguerrero5256]

Gamesire G7 SE does this with its app on Xbox it's set to raw mode

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

This was the first thing I checked when I bought the controller, it doesn't work properly though 😥The Gamesir Kaelid has this same issue on PC as well. If you pause the video at 18:51, this is a picture I emailed to Gamesir support a few months ago to explain the issue with Raw Mode. Raw Mode doesn't create a true square sadly, it makes this weird diamond shape instead. It's close though and reaches around 90-95% but you need 100% in both directions diagonally for this to work properly.

[@Neteohas1]

@@JungleAssassinsGTAyou have pretty cool content

[@OG-Yemxi]

“Wavedashing” this guys an RL player no wonder his mechanics are fucking god sent

[@EVCartman]

Appreciate it 🙂 I've barely played RL, had to look up a wave dashing vid for a sec to remember what it looks like there because my brain is always thinking of Smash Melee wave dashing lmao. There is a really cool overlap between stunters and super heavy movement games though, it's actually crazy how many GTA stunters play Rocket League

[@AquaEVOLVE]

Exorcist ass pop up at 0:02, it’s amazing what you two are doing for the community

[@a4Yoshi]

Thx for the information, I see a big difference from now on. People who are using “rewasd “, there is a feature called “barrel” effect. So you can have the square sticks effect too.

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

No problem, glad it was useful :) I mentioned it in the vid but for a lot of stunters we've basically always relied on random ass 3rd party mad catz controllers or 3rd party software from 2015 to now on PC to achieve this, so seeing it's possible on 1st party controllers without anything extra is so nice. Can't believe they did it finally tho, I was messaging the Rewasd dev on discord in like 2020 asking if they would ever add it but it took em forever lol

[@morechaos00000]

both underrated asf watching these videos are funny 🖤

[@EVCartman]

appreciate it, glad you liked it 🙂

[@waterinferno2071]

To anyone on Xbox who wants to test if their inputs are squared easily, go into a business and wiggle back and forth between diagonals. You should run faster than you could indoors before

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

Oh yeah that would be cool way to test it too lmao. I usually hop on my BMX and see if I can 360 on flat on each diagonal. Normally you can only do like a 180 on default sens.

[@uhsepn]

insane work boys 🤠

[@Sk1llxx5h07]

I don't have square sticks yet, but have the basic speed glitch now 😂 just behind the speed of a super car. Time to get another controller for safety

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

hell ya 😎 Yeah on these new physics it's nice, you just hold forward and spam hop lol. When I made this vid the BMX was hopping 3-4 times higher, and the only way to stick to the ground was diagonally hopping. It makes movement so much better overall midair too once it's squared. Was gonna say you're probably good to try it on your controller now, but I guess it's better to be safe to get another since you just have one lol

[@pestypig]

sick tu tu tu tutorial partner

[@calebcoker4292]

Thank you SOO much bro 🙏

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

No problem! Have any issues with it or is it all working good still?

[@battlefieldfriend1419]

Naaaah that's insane just did it to a 2nd controller and the difference is night and day.

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

Glad to hear 🙂 It seems like a small thing to most who don't know, but it's been one of the most infuriating things to figure out lmao. For like 9+ years I've been trying random ass controllers to see which ones on Xbox/PS4/PS5 I could recommend for stunting that came squared but it never really existed until the calibration tools came out recently.

[@battlefieldfriend1419]

@JungleAssassinsGTA You barely have to put input onto them, i figured that going downhill is harder than uphill for some reasons. Is wall climbing on PS4 version running on a PS5 with stable 30 FPS even possible?? Tried it a few times over the years never really worked for me.

[@紐]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but can’t the p5 pro controllers already do this without the need of a 3rd party software?

[@EVCartman]

I don't have PS5 pro controller but there might be some way to do it. Would be sick if they did, it's usually super rare for any controller software to have that ability.

[@zuccaroo]

Weird question but, if u want, u can change it back to circle or not? great video btw❤

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

Yep. You can go back to the website, reset the controller and do a normal calibration. Same for the Xbox Accessories app, just do a normal calibration and it will reset it to normal. Thanks ❤

[@MANUCA64]

i bought hall effect sticks(sticks that don't get stick drift) once and when i did the circle test it turns out i already have squared deadzones i don't know i have advantages like this lol thanks for the video

[@EVCartman]

that's sick man, which ones did you get and for what controller? I was gonna recommend a custom PS5 controller in here too, think it's from AimControllers. They are pretty expensive tho. I was watching that GamerHeaven guy on yt one day test the sticks and that it was squared right out of the box lol

[@MANUCA64]

@@EVCartman i bought them on ebay for my ps5 controller that i built myself, it has paddles and everything. way cheaper that way then buying a already made controller

[@EVCartman]

@@MANUCA64 that's awesome, good shit man. Which ones did you get? I have a controller with awful drift now smh. That PS5 controller is a nightmare opening tho, wasn't sure if you went all in and did it yourself. I bought and extremerate kit for clicky face buttons awhile back and it was like 30 minutes just to get open without breaking any ribbon cables lol, I guess I'll try giving soldering a shot on that controller anyway since it's broke.

[@MANUCA64]

@@EVCartman yeah i bought the extremerate remap kit it wasn't that hard to install i had a youtube tutorial and it was pretty much just replacing some ribbon cables with the ones from extremrate no soldering needed only thing i messed up is that i ripped apart a cable of one vibration motor but idc about it

[@EVCartman]

@@MANUCA64 nice, I never looked into it but you can change the stick to a hall effect sticks without soldering? I know some other controllers you need to desolder that stick module unless there's just another sneaky way on PS5 controller

[@Tyr0n823]

Can you do a tutorial for all of your movement like wall climbing

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

Check out Yellok's BMX tutorials. Some tricks are different on the current physics but the basics are mostly the same.

[@a_s10_blazer]

Can i calibrate my controller on pc then have it work on xbox? I mainly play console but that 100% dead zone also goes along with the lowrider community on gta and trying to do 3 wheels and 4 wheel lock ups

[@EVCartman]

Yeah man that's works, I was mentioning in the video too that you can either do it with Xbox accessories app on Xbox or the accessories app on PC. Either way it doesn't matter, the calibration saves to the controller memory so it'll be stuck this way until you calibrate it again. Also the process is the exact same on PC and Xbox accessories apps.

[@a_s10_blazer]

@EVCartman the tutorial was helpful! I commented then watched the rest of the video then did the scuffed method. Makes doing tricks and stuff by far easier and I've also noticed a massive difference in planes and other shooting games. Being able to go to the complete corner in a game like cod or even pvp in gta it's a surprising difference

[@EVCartman]

@@a_s10_blazer sick man, thanks for trying it out 🙂 I've preferred using it on all games for movement for a long time, it just feels nice having higher stick sens in general. Like switching side to side strafing is quicker and you can be a bit more aggressive, platformers even feel nice with it too. Some games have an awful baked in deadzone where you gotta push the stick half an inch to get any input lol, so raising the sens makes those feel a lot better. Also a lot of devs probably design/test games with default controller settings, so you can probably find some weird unintended shit in some games. It's patched now but on Vampire Survivors on PC awhile back I was able to run like 3 times faster diagonally lmao

[@WXRRIED.]

So I'm confused about all the options for xbox, I have to change controller soon eitherway so what should I just look for? The turtle beach seems best from what you said?

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

If you want a controller that can square the stick easiest, I'd definitely recommend the Turtle Beach Recon. It's a lot less of a headache than dealing with Microsoft's Xbox One controllers, plus you have two paddles on the back lol. It's really comfortable too For calibration on there you just hold a button while plugging cable in and can do it without software. There's no weird restrictions like the Xbox calibration app has coded where it forces you do reach a certain distance towards edge to count as a pass when calibrating, you could do super small circles on the Turtle Beach controller for example and set a new zone/sensitivity without any issues. Mine started to get slight drift on the sticks not long after I got it, but it could have just been that specific controller. It's not got any worse at least lol, I've put a few hundred hours in on this one so far. Controller isn't too expensive though if you ever had to replace one with drift, it probably develops drift the same rate a Series S/X controller does. If you really want an awesome controller the Gamesir G7 SE is hands down the best quality controller I'd recommended on Xbox, it has hall effect sticks so it doesn't develop drift and if you use the PC app you can get 500-1000 hz polling rate which make the controller even more responsive. But you can't square it sadly lol. I've tried to message their support asking for that feature but we still don't have it 😭 Basically if you want a nutty stunting controller that you can fast rotate ez on BMX/moto with, go with the Turtle Beach. If you want a great all around controller that won't develop drift, and you don't care about being able to fast rotate on BMX/moto etc go with Gamesir G7 SE.

[@badplayerbtw34-h4n]

@JungleAssassinsGTA what button do you hold on the Turtle Beach Recon Controller to square it when plugging the controller in? I’ve tried almost all of the buttons and none of them are working :/

[@SHNAKE_GTA]

Would this be an advantage / disadvantage to a pvp player / sniper? Or is just good for stunts?

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

This calibration will also raise your sensitivity which could be good on the movement stick, you'll reach 100% with less travel time possibly shaving a few ms off strafe changes. Maybe a little advantage, but more preference than anything. But I don't see how having full diagonal inputs would matter much in GTA ground PVP. It would be great in games like Apex Legends though because you want to be doing diagonal strafes in that game. It's really good for vehicles in general unless you don't want increased sensitivity and don't use diagonal inputs much, like for certain kinds of racing. I would definitely give it a go on the jetpack, there might be some benefit to it.

[@erickfore]

square gang

[@EVCartman]

omg it's you, square gang for life ❎😎 I explained it in the vid, but I really have been sharing your vid since 2016 lmao. It could have even been your vid too that helped us discover Durazno, but I can't remember now. I do know I used to share it with people a lot as an ez way to explain how square sticks work over the years though lol. We've been making GTA stunting videos since 2014 on a channel called Evolve Stunting, and Durazno was a really important program early on for a lot of stunters who needed to square their Xbox controllers. ty for the vid and glad you're still around dood

[@y9xs]

how do you square the sticks with the victrix pro controller? funny that i came upon this video because i own one, now i don't because it's water damaged 💀 still would love to know how though.

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

Oh damn, how did that happen lol. Wait do you mean the Victrix Pro or Victrix Pro BFG? It's actually super easy if it's that BFG, I never tested the non BFG one so the method might be the same. So on the BFG you just hold the button at the bottom between the analog sticks + the stick you want to calibrate for about 5 seconds and it'll start blinking. Then do what I was doing in this tutorial where you do small circles to basically set a new range limit which increases sensitivity and range when you push stick to the edges now. This Victrix BFG is weird af though, I never owned the normal Victrix Pro but it's response time was insanely good for an Xbox controller and that was a big selling point. For the BFG they just threw that out the window for whatever reason, polling rate and response time is kinda ass even using wired, idk how they managed to mess that up lol. It's not the worst but it's strange seeing a $180 controller get downgraded so hard performance wise vs their other controller that's almost $100 cheaper smh

[@y9xs]

@@JungleAssassinsGTA was eating Ramen noodles at night and gaming at the same time. after I was done I put it inside the bowl with water in it, and thought I put it next to it 😂 but yes the bfg one. nice to know it's the same way, thanks! and honestly i only bought it for the 4 back buttons and it was on sale at the time i believe 🤣

[@martynmurfitt2074]

can i square my dualsense edge controller?

[@dip8734]

so then is this all doable on keybaord normally? most importantly the stoppie speed boost tech you showed is what i want an answer for?

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

Yep!

[@benjaminmaher8896]

Is there a way to do it on xbox 360 controllers or do I need to use another program? ex:xb360ce

[@EVCartman]

I know you've been playing on PC lately, but do you have the Steam version? If so I'll try to message you on Discord later how to do that lol it's really easy. Steam controller config lets you change the zone size to a square within the software so you don't need to calibrate the controller or anything.

[@benjaminmaher8896]

@@EVCartman no its the R* version r.i.p

[@reallynowm8793]

Aye i wonder, seeing a reset controller setting, that wouldn't technically fix a bricked controller? Cuz the definition of a brick controller escapes my knowledge i don't really know what it means, is it like a controller that refuses to connect to the ps4, or it just looses all posible movement on the sticks?

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

Not exactly sure what happens when this process here fails, only saw some warnings in the initial video I watched. My guess is that it might be able to get power still, but nothing will work. For the most part when I hear the word bricked I assume like the entire device is completely corrupted and stops working, so it just becomes a big expensive paperweight lmao. This process failing might be revertable somehow, but in general if a device is truly bricked then the firmware gets corrupted and is unable function or communicate no matter what you try. I've heard of devices failing like this a lot during firmware updates, especially on something like a motherboard. Either from an update failing for whatever unexpected reason, or a sudden loss of power during a critical update could cause corruption. Some specific devices may have built in recovery features, but I doubt a controller would have anything like this. I should get out a shitty broken PS4 controller and try to corrupt with this to see what kinda damage it does lol

[@reallynowm8793]

@@JungleAssassinsGTA damn thats a lot but i understand. I'm sure there is a way to fix a bricked controller but might be like installing a new board like the ones they have inside i assume

[@FuriousZenIsKey]

Only if i had a pc 😔

[@NumbahEleventy]

ight so how do you undo it

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

You would undo the same exact way, just start the calibration again like I showed how to do. Instead of doing small circles like I did tho, do a bigger circles a few times fully around the edge of the plastic.

[@vyn3is]

Would this work with wired controllers??

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

It all depends, what controller are you wondering about? Since it's wired it'd be a 3rd party Xbox/PS controller so the two methods I showed wouldn't work the same way, you need the official controllers for that. Just gotta hope the controller has certain software or built in calibration with it lol. Lemme know which one and I could look it up

[@vyn3is]

​@JungleAssassinsGTA it's the atrix wired compact ps4 controller, i tried to set it up on my laptop but it wouldn't register properly, I just used a standard ps4 controller instead

[@JungleAssassinsGTA]

@@vyn3is Ahhh I gotcha, well if you''re on PC you don't need to do any of this actually. For your official PS4 controller you could do the calibration, or even easier you can just use Ryochan7 DS4Windows program to square the sticks. As cool as these methods are I don't do it PC, I only use for controllers on console. I've been using DS4Windows for the past 6+ years or so to square my PS4/PS5 controllers for stunting lol So once you get the program, you just change "Sensitivity" on left stick from default 1.00 to 1.50. You can raise it above 1.50 if you want it more to be more sensitive too, I use 2.10 since I have some extended Kontrol Freeks on. You can do this same thing through Steam controller settings too if the game you need controller squared with is on Steam. If you want me to explain that lemme know, I gotta look at the settings again to remember so I'm telling you the right thing to change lmao. I prefer Ryochan7 DS4Windows over it because it's more simple and works in the background always, but if you only need it for one game on Steam then the controller settings there would be sick to use. Also I don't know anything about that Atrix controller, since it's a Sony controller though there might be a chance DS4Windows detects it. If not you could square it easily through Steam controller settings.

[@dte_jae5250]

While it break the controller if you have an overclock controller?

[@EVCartman]

I don't get what you mean

[@dte_jae5250]

I’m saying can you install this on an overclock controller

[@EVCartman]

@@dte_jae5250 Oh I gotcha lol, so you're wondering if it would break it if you calibrated an overclocked controller? I can't see any ways that it would cause any issues, you should be fine since the calibration is permanent and saves to the controllers memory. Are you using that hidusbf program on your PS4/PS5 controller? That program doesn't permanently save or edit memory on the controller itself so I don't think it would have any conflicts with it.

[@DhbKyrian]

I love squares🟥