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If you don’t mind explaining, how do I access the console to input the command?
Go into Desktop Mode. If you don't have a desktop icon called "Konsole", then click on the "Steam Logo" in the bottom left of the desktop which will open up the applications menu similar to Windows. Under "System", you'll have the "Konsole" application.
If you are getting stick drift, you can set it to either controller preference or custom. If you set it to custom, increase the dead zone inner until drift stops.
If set to controller preference, you can increase the deadzone by going to settings -> controller -> calibration and advanced settings -> joysticks. This is a global setting that will apply to all configurations when using controller preference as the joystick deadzone source.
Well, I just tried the thing invision said, and all it did was reverse the directions I mentioned in my post. I’ll just try what ugafan said and see if that works.
This worked perfectly, thank you.
This is why I stopped updating it and stayed on 3.4.11
Everything works