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0
Found in
5.4.0f3
Issue ID
828953
Regression
No
Trigger input value is 0 on startup on OSX but becomes -1 after pressing the trigger
Controller trigger input is treated differently across different platforms - on OSX the default value of triggers is 0, but after they are pressed it becomes -1. This does not occur on Windows, where the default is -1 all the time.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Open the attached project (TriggerTest.zip).
2) Open scene 'Test'.
3) Connect a game controller to the Mac (like a DualShock 4).
4) Press play.
- The input values of triggers are displayed on the screen, they should be equal to 0.
5) Push the triggers.
The default input value (when the triggers are not pressed) becomes -1 instead of 0.
Expected behavior: the default value remains the same before and after pressing the trigger.
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