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Other than that you can try to tweak deadzones and other advanced options on the mouse joystick but it mostly relies on what the game tells it.
So if it was smooth before and isn't now, then there's something on the game's end.
If you move to Mouse input like suggested by Vepar, make sure to switch all of your bindings to be mouse and keyboard, as those two games don't support simultaneous input.
Haven't found time to answer until now.
Unfortunately nothing helped, Gyro ist still choppy in Mouse Joystick mode, more or less.It seems to happen only in games from Bethesda (Skyrim SE, FO4 & Dishonored), others I tried are working smooth as they should, so I think the gyro is working as it should.
And it's only the gyro in this mode, the touchpad work smooth for me in Mouse Joystick mode, very usable for me, which seems strange to me.
Tried with KB/M Configuration too, thats smooth as silk, but I personally don't like it this way, I am used to Gamepad Configuration and the matching onscreen display of the buttons to press.
So I will not use the gyro for that games at the moment, and have a look once a while, if it has been fixed.
Greetings,
Passa
I'm really clueless now.