Welcome again one of my personal favourites — Raphael’s JoySens. Yesterday Raphael released [two] new versions correcting several bugs you likely encountered in JoySens 1.41.

If you’re the Johnny-come-lately type, you should know JoySens enables refined control over the PSP analog nub. Adjust sensitivity, remap D-Pad <-> Analog, fine-tune movement smoothness, and much more… Ensure you familiarize yourself with everything JoySens has to offer via the readme.

JoySens v1.42b changes:

• fixed compatibility issues with Sony UMD driver (and possibly some other applications that require more kernel memory)
• The config file system now uses a mere 1Kb of RAM where it used 24+Kb in 1.4/1.41
• Reduced module size a bit (to further help memory problems)
• added a workaround info output for POPS (flickers a lot, but at least you see something)
• fixed the adjust calculation to avoid crashes for high values (shouldn’t happen anymore even with adjust 32.0)
• fixed a little Button remapping bug
• fixed a bug that messed up the settings file after saving settings from in game or vsh.

More from Raphael coming up…

Download: JoySens v1.42b

- source: fx-world