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0.2.0-preview
Issue ID
1134062
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[Controller] Unwanted Deadzone when calling `gamepad.stick.x.ReadUnprocessedValue()`
Github Bug: https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/InputSystem/issues/299
Repro:
1. Download attached project: StickValue.zip
2. Download ISX package: https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/InputSystem if needed
3. Run the project in Editor or Player
4. Press Ctrl + i or click the Info menu on the right side
5. Observe the difference between ReadValue() and ReadUnprocessedValue() for stick movement (yellow text = unprocessed)
Actual: ReadUnprocessedValue has a build-in deadzone of 0.15
Expected: No deadzone for ReadUnprocessedValue.
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