PSP GANG: PSP homebrew: JoySens v1.41 - for sticky analog nubs and fixing sensitivity Update

Thursday, July 17, 2008

PSP homebrew: JoySens v1.41 - for sticky analog nubs and fixing sensitivity Update

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We know some of you have been finding JoySens pretty useful. It's one of those apps that have a long-standing history in the PSP homebrew scene (just check out all of the related articles below!). What with the ability to tweak the sensitivity of your PSP's analog stick to your personal liking, it's a custom firmware plugin that many believe is a must-have.

Homebrew developer Raphael is back with a new update for JoySens. While v1.3 was released back in October, we now find ourselves almost a year later, with JoySens v1.4. (Glad to hear from you again, Raphael!) Here's the changelog for the latest version:

Added support for configs for different modes (VSH/POPS) and game/eboot paths
Added analog<->Buttons mapping modes
Fixed primary button mapping
Fixed HOLD button preventing analog input
Fixed to keep PSP from suspending/shutting down LCD if analog was pressed
Fixed font output shadow making it better readable on light background
Improved auto-center function a bit
checked compatibility with CFW up to 4.01-M33-2
Made installation easier

Here's an additional note from Raphael:

Yes, it's now easier to install for all those that couldn't get around those .txt files and allows you to specify settings for each of your games/UMDs individually. Play your favourite racing games with high smoothing, while the shooters have low smooth and higher sensitivity.

If you have problems making JoySens run on your latest firmware, try formating your flash1 from recovery menu and resetting the PSP.

The download archive includes a readme and FAQ, so be sure to go over the .txt files before anything.

Thanks for emailing us about your update, Raphael!

Update Raphael has released a quick bugfix with the following changes for v1.41: