Dualshock 4 gyro behaves as a joystick on Linux
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Describe the bug
Dualshock 4 gyro behaves as a joystick instead of a mouse on Linux. It has a "neutral" position, and when it is rotated past that position, it causes continuous camera rotation that increases in speed as the controller rotates further from that neutral position.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Install Controlify in Minecraft 1.20 on Linux
- Plug in Dualshock 4 and start the game
- Enable gyroscope in controller settings
- Watch as the camera spins out of control
To see the joystick-like behavior, reduce the gyro sensitivity to 5% and rotate the controller until it reaches a position where the camera stops moving. Then, you can rotate the controller a tiny bit, hold it there, and see that the camera continues to move as if a joystick had been moved a little bit past the deadzone.
Expected behavior
The gyroscope should behave as a mouse. All camera movement should be based on relative controller rotation: if the controller moves a little bit, then stops, the camera should do the same.
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Minecraft Info (please complete the following information):
- OS: Arch Linux 6.2.1 with X11 (KDE Plasma)
- Minecraft Version: 1.20
- Mod Version: 1.3.0-beta.2+1.20
Additional context
My controller will be recognized as a generic "Wireless Controller Touchpad" if I start the game with the controller connected via Bluetooth. If I start the game wired, it is recognized as a Dualshock 4, but the "Wireless Controller Touchpad" is still present in the controllers menu. The generic controller does not support gyro or rumble, so I don't think it is interfering, but it is there regardless.
