Last but not least new feature is about Y and X axes.
Although, it's always better to try them out in game, and pick the perfect one for you! Only you decide how they should perform. There’s a graph with the that demonstrates the details of existing profiles so you could see what profile is the best to choose. Note, that you can modify the Custom profile all you want. Thus, the Xbox One Elite controller stick sensitivity depends on those profiles. ReWASD proposes 5 profiles (Delay, Aggressive, Instant, Smooth and Custom) that differ with the stick response curve. Needless to say, that this feature is irreplaceable to calibrate Xbox One controller! Change stick response settings The image is quite demonstrative itself, and it's tough to get lost. And now it's time to tune, where W+A, A+S, S+D and D+W will reproduce, and also where W, A, S, D will. Look at this bad boy! Imagine, you've mapped WASD to Left stick. Modify Axis range to make a perfect Xbox One controller drift All these features work for Xbox Elite, One, 360, DualShock 3 and 4. The newest version permits you to invert the Y and X axes on sticks, customize the deadzone to eliminate Xbox One controller stick drift in case if your Xbox One controller moves on its own, change the sticks response and some other features that change Xbox Elite controller stick settings the way that is comfortable for you.
Just as reWASD 1.2 rolled in with the highly anticipated mouse emulation feature, many of you demanded some of the features that help you calibrate Xbox One controller.
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