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Joystick DOWN behaves differently than LEFT, UP and RIGHT. #5

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Istria1704 opened this issue May 14, 2022 · 0 comments
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Joystick DOWN behaves differently than LEFT, UP and RIGHT. #5

Istria1704 opened this issue May 14, 2022 · 0 comments

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Istria1704 commented May 14, 2022

Hi,

While testing the system, I noticed 2 things regarding the "Joystick DOWN" state:

When I hold the joystick all the way LEFT, UP or RIGHT, there is a fast stream of the corresponding letters appearing on the serial monitor. And also the S when I let go. So far so good.
When I move the joystick all the way DOWN, it only spits out 2 or 3 letters J, and then nothing anymore until I release the joystick (S).

This only happens when the joystick is moved all the way DOWN. If it's pushed only a little down, there is an endless stream of J letters. As soon as I hit the joystick DOWN limit, it stops streaming J. This makes me think there are NO letters being streamed when the Joystick is in the maximum down positions, and that the 2 or 3 Js I'm seeing are sent in the (short) time while the Joystick is travelling from center to maximum down.

When I move my finger from maximum LEFT to maximum UP, it registers this change correctly. It keeps streaming the commands and changes the streamed letter as soon as my finger moves.

When I move my finger (quickly) from maximum LEFT (or RIGHT) to maximum DOWN, it does not register this change. It just stops streaming K. There is no J and also no S.

I'm using a Android 10 phone, so that might be it since Android 9 is the maximum version supported. But I'm curious if you can reproduce this issue.

Thanks in advance! Awesome software. Thanks for sharing it!

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