Are you using the steam method or with the external program? If you use joytokey, make sure that the timing between input 1 and 2 is correct or maybe play around with it a little bit, increase it to 20 or even 30, if that doesn't help you can try to play around with the deadzone ingame, it should be at least on 0.05 to make sure stick drift doesn't mess with it, could be also your controller, if it's an older one you might have some issues with the button or analog stick, so try to increase the deadzone to 0.10 or 0.15, if that doesn't change anything, try to bind the 1 button stall to a different button, if it's working there fine, you know that the issue is the button you put it on, so it's maybe physically worn out or something, let me know if some of those fixes helped you, if not feel free to just comment again and i try to help you out

@@broken1371 ty for the advice I will try some of the solutions you've suggested. I do have quite an old ps4 controller and I use the press left stick down to do the stall which might be the issue. I'll let you know if anything works 👍

@@broken1371 ty for the advice I will try some of the solutions you've suggested. I do have quite an old ps4 controller and I use the press left stick down to do the stall which might be the issue. I'll let you know if anything works 👍

@@broken1371 I'm on steam BTW if that makes a difference

@@sampson1125 np man, glad i can help, usually the analog stick buttons aren't as precise as the normal buttons so that might be the issue, try it on any other button, that should fix it :D