Come calibrare le levette analogiche dello Steam Deck

Scritto Da: Carsten Frauenheim

Commenti: 21

Come calibrare le levette analogiche dello Steam Deck

Difficoltà

Facile

Passi

Tempo Necessario

1 - 5 minuti

Introduzione

Segui questa guida per calibrare le levette analogiche del tuo Steam Deck da SteamOS.

Valve raccomanda di eseguire questa calibrazione software dopo aver installato delle nuove levette analogiche.

NOTA: Le calibrazioni del joystick e del grilletto dello Steam Deck potrebbero non funzionare nella versione 3.3 di SteamOS.

Passo 1

Se non sei già in modalità desktop, naviga nel Menu di Steam → Alimentazione, e seleziona Passa a Desktop.
Se non hai una tastiera collegata alla tua Steam Deck, dovrai usare la tastiera a schermo.
Premi il Tasto Steam + X per abilitare la tastiera a schermo.
La calibrazione delle levette analogiche si effettua all'interno di una finestra del terminale usando la console di SteamOS, chiamata Konsole.
Dal menu Ricerca, cerca ed apri la Konsole.
Se ti serve, sposta la finestra della Konsole in modo che la tastiera a schermo non la nasconda.

Passo 2

Nella Konsole, scrivi thumbstick_cal.
In alternativa, scrivi thum e quindi premi Tab per l'autocompletamento.
Premi Invio.

I get a command not found error when using the above script in Konsole.

Josh Cedillo -

Solved - must be using “stable” os channel vs “beta” for this to work.

Josh Cedillo - 03/07/22

I am in stable and in a recent update this command is indeed not available ;( (was before)

Aurélie Violette - 08/08/22

Hello, I was able to solve this issue it is in a dedicated comment on this step.

Mark Taylor -

I was able to calibrate my thumb sticks in multiple update channels recently. The command in this guide, thumbstick_cal_v1_1, no longer exists as it's now named simply, thumbstick_cal.

However, even then I needed to run the commands sudo steamos-readonly disable and then sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/thumbstick_cal (both of these commands will require the user to have set their user password with the command passwd before executing them). Executing the command sudo sudo steamos-readonly enable after this is recommended unless you know what you are doing.

For whatever reason the calibration program wasn't executable (auto-complete will not work on non-executable files if they are they first thing being typed in the shell, and non-executable files will give a 'permission denied' error while trying to be executed).

After that I was able to run the command like normal. From my experience, this will have to be done every update until Valve ships the program with the executable flag set.

Mark Taylor - 11/08/22

Does changing it from read only allow it to actually function properly and save the changes? I found a different method to run thumbstick_cal on Reddit, and while it would run, the new calibrated values didn't seem to do anything.

joshuafrichards -

New Method

How to calibrate your thumbsticks if it gives you permission denied on konsole:

1. Go to your rootfs folder

2. Go to you usr folder

3. Go to bin folder

4. Now look for the thumbstick_cal file and copy it

5. Paste it anywhere you like (desktop, micro sd, etc)

6. In this case I paste in the root of my micro sd

7. Next go to properties then permissions and check the is executable box

8. Go to konsole and copy then paste the thumbstick_cal file

9. And done you're ready to calibrate your new gulikit thumbsticks without any errors or any permissions.

Hope this helps anyone having drift on their steam deck.

John Lock -

Im still getting the permissions denied on mine after following your steps

Ssgss Drew -

I copied it to my desktop made it executable. I then dragged it to a command prompt and ran it from there worked like a champ no permission change is needed

PETE BUKA -

Passo 3

Il programma prima calibrerà la posizione a riposo delle levette analogiche.
Assicurati di non toccare nessuno delle due levette analogiche e che siano centrate. Premi Invio.
Il programma calibrerà ora l'intero raggio d'azione delle levette analogiche.
Premi su una zona del desktop vuota per spostare il cursore fuori dalla finestra della Konsole. Assicurati che la Konsole non sia selezionata.
Ruota entrambe le levette analogiche per un giro intero (360° gradi) due volte.
Premi sulla finestra della Konsole per riselezionarla. Premi Invio.
Ecco fatto! Le tue levette analogiche sono ora calibrate. Il terminale dovrebbe dire "Thumbstick calibration successful."

I get permission denied when I try this Help

Retro VeteranGamer -

Conclusione

Clicca qui per tornare alla guida per la sostituzione della levetta analogica sinistra.

Clicca qui per tornare alla guida per la sostituzione della levetta analogica destra.

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Autore

Carsten Frauenheim

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11 commenti

Hey, bei mir fehlt dieses Kalibrierungsdtool irgendwie.

Habe einen factory reset gemacht und nun spinnen bei mir einige Sachen.

Hat jemand 'ne Idee woran das liegen könnte, oder woher ich das Tool bekomme?

Niko Inkog - 16/07/22

nevermind

Nach einem erneuten firmware reset war das Tool plötzlich wieder drauf. *klatsch* *klatsch*

Hatte gehofft es hilft bei meinem Snapback-des-Todes Problem beim linken analog stick.

Leider nichts gebracht. Trotzdem danke für das Tutorial, bzw. die Übersetzung davon!

Niko Inkog - 16/07/22

If you get an error about command not found when you try to run the joystick_cal_v1_1 script, this is likely due to you being on a beta OS, or just Valve decided to move it? not sure...

In any case, you can still run the calibration with the following commands (Thanks to dorsey6250 on Reddit for this workaround)

``cp /usr/bin/thumbstick_cal ~/thumbstick_cal_v1_1

``(This will copy the script from a system copy to your local home folder)

``chmod +x ~/thumbstick_cal_v1_1

``(This will make the script executable)

./thumbstick_cal_v1_1

(This will actually run the script)

Valve needs to either put it back where it was, or iFixIt needs to include these instructions in addition to what they have.

Hope this helps someone!

-WACOMalt

Ben Sumner -

I have the Hall effect sticks and wonder if I need to do this? They have a physical button on them for calibration.

Zach -

I replaced my analog sticks with the Hall effect sticks and the calibration won't work with the buttons on the Hall effect circuit boards or from the konsole. When I try the calibration through the konsole I get a "Permission Denied". Why is this and what do I need to do to calibrate them?

Randy Salsman -

The script has been locked for some reason there are instructions within this comments thread to enable it again. Can confirm it works as I’ve done it myself.

Justin Rowe -

Making an account just to say that this guide is now incorrect, or Valve has done something and changed how to do this. I've tried everything on this page including a factory reset, and the guide from user Ben Sumner/WACOMalt and nothing has worked.

Cody Dockum -

This worked for me: https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comme...

Grant -

Still working as expected, i dont know why in post is says "Functionality is planned to return in a future release."

CarlBraun -

@bubba6977 for me it helped as my centers werent quite correct, so it does help if the sticks arent perfectly on center.

although I didnt use thumbstick_cal but rather thumbstick_fine_cal which asks for a bit more input (basically flick the stick in a direction then let it return slowly, for all 4 directions.

My1 -

This worked perfectly well for me and made a drifting left joystick work like it is brand new again. Thank you for this guide, it is better than any other I've found on the internet to fix these type of problems. Also don't forget to order your screwdriver kits too!!

Cyber Cypher -