Issue still happens (beta 1.17.20.21)
Still using Galaxy A70 on Android 11.
Reproduction Steps:
1. Pair a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to the device through Bluetooth
2. Start Minecraft
3. After loading, tap down on the Dpad, it will keep moving even after letting go.
4. After Entering a World, ZL and ZR do not place or break blocks.
It's expected that the controller would work fine, since the game doesn't need analog input for breaking and placing.
the switch controller on windows in general has a much more limited range compared to an xbox or even playstation controller. if you test them against each other in windows' built in game controller tester, you can see that. all switch controllers have this issue, even third party ones, as the analog sticks on switch have a larger range than what is actually used from the looks of it. i'm pretty sure if you took the case off of a switch controller and then moved the stick around, you would hit the edge of the axis. the only solution i can think of is adding a toggle for a "less range" analog stick, making it so that instead of 95% makes you go full speed, it would be 50% or something.
Marcus Rines
MCPE-128080
Issue still happens (beta 1.17.20.21)
Still using Galaxy A70 on Android 11.
Reproduction Steps:
1. Pair a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to the device through Bluetooth
2. Start Minecraft
3. After loading, tap down on the Dpad, it will keep moving even after letting go.
4. After Entering a World, ZL and ZR do not place or break blocks.
It's expected that the controller would work fine, since the game doesn't need analog input for breaking and placing.
the switch controller on windows in general has a much more limited range compared to an xbox or even playstation controller. if you test them against each other in windows' built in game controller tester, you can see that. all switch controllers have this issue, even third party ones, as the analog sticks on switch have a larger range than what is actually used from the looks of it. i'm pretty sure if you took the case off of a switch controller and then moved the stick around, you would hit the edge of the axis. the only solution i can think of is adding a toggle for a "less range" analog stick, making it so that instead of 95% makes you go full speed, it would be 50% or something.