Pure analog...

[saucerset]

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Please forgive my labeling inaccuracies. The colored circles on the SZ are the pitch locations, not the PCI. I was going with 'if the pitch is here, then swing here'.

[Wolverines05]

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Wolverines05, what do you think of this one?

Almost there. As you move your right stick more and more to the right, the PCI moves more and more to the right. so it would look like this:

---X-------

------X----

-----------X

You had the image like shown below:

---X-------

----------X

-------X---

[saucerset]

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I updated my image because I could see where the confusion was. The colored circles are pitch locations, not the PCI.

[Seancefc]

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That's what I was trying to put out. A pitch high in the SZ (the green color, for example) would warrant a swing up and to the right. That is the horizontal placement of the pci.

But where you flick the right stick has no bearing on the height of the PCI. Your diagram seems to indicate the lower you move the right stick, the lower your PCI will be. The Right stick only effects left to right movement.

[saucerset]

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But where you flick the right stick has no bearing on the height of the PCI. Your diagram seems to indicate the lower you move the right stick, the lower your PCI will be. The Right stick only effects left to right movement.

That's the way it is described in the video. "Each degree the right stick is moved to right or the left signals a corresponding flat rate shift of the pci to that horizontal direction." It is described at about 2:45 of Wolverines video.

He says "It is also essential that you place the right stick to match the horizontal placement of the pitch"

[Seancefc]

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That's the way it is described in the video. "Each degree the right stick is moved to right or the left signals a corresponding flat rate shift of the pci to that horizontal direction." It is described at about 2:45 of Wolverines video.

He says "It is also essential that you place the right stick to match the horizontal placement of the pitch"

Yes that's all fine but your diagram seemed to indicate you were shifting to account for the vertical position of the PCI.

[saucerset]

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Yes that's all fine but your diagram seemed to indicate you were shifting to account for the vertical position of the PCI.

Those are pitch locations, not PCI.

[saucerset]

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But where you flick the right stick has no bearing on the height of the PCI. Your diagram seems to indicate the lower you move the right stick, the lower your PCI will be. The Right stick only effects left to right movement.

This is not true. The left to right movement of the pci is controlled by the batting attributes of the player. The right stick, in the angle that you move it, sets the horizontal position.

[Wolverines05]

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This is not true. The left to right movement of the pci is controlled by the batting attributes of the player. The right stick, in the angle that you move it, sets the horizontal position.

so the second part of your statement is true. but the first sentence is wrong. Its not the "left to right movement," but the "up and down" movement of the pci that is controlled by player attributes.

[saucerset]

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so the second part of your statement is true. but the first sentence is wrong. Its not the "left to right movement," but the "up and down" movement of the pci that is controlled by player attributes.

But that doesn't make sense. Setting the horizontal position (the Y axis) is the up and down. Unless your horizontal is different from my horizontal. lol

[Wolverines05]

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But that doesn't make sense. Setting the horizontal position (the Y axis) is the up and down. Unless your horizontal is different from my horizontal. lol

horizontal is x axis, which is left to right man. lol

vertical is up and down, which is y axis

[saucerset]

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horizontal is x axis, which is left to right man. lol

vertical is up and down, which is y axis

Yeah, complete brain fart. You wouldn't think that I just got out of Calc I and I start Calc II in August. lol

[saucerset]

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Sorry Seancefc, apparently in my house today is backasswards day.

[Seancefc]

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Sorry Seancefc, apparently in my house today is backasswards day.

Ha no problem man, we all have them!

[Madden's Jowels]

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No wonder the PCI placement I've been seeing is so ridiculously awful. If all that stuff above is true, SCEA might have finally forced me to switch to button. Because I don't want to have to make a microsecond decision on "do I need to point the stick at a 38.2 degree angle or a 47.9 degree angle?" This is why I don't use zone, it's hard enough trying to read the bitch out of the pitcher's hand and time up the swing, stay back on breaking balls, try to jump on fastballs, etc. I don't want to have to move the PCI at all, with the left stick OR by using the right stick at different angles. God why complicate it so much? Pure Analog, I miss you so much brahhh.


Does anybody know if Directional with analog input is like this as well? I just want to use the right stick to swing, but without having to control the PCI placement, I want it controlled by player ratings. Any way I can achieve this?