Mact: Add single axis deadzone flag for analog stick distance calculation #848
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This PR adds a new flag to joysticks deadzone calculation, and helps with general analog stick movement such as the ability to walk perfectly straight when tilted fully forward on the left stick.
Originally the mact library would calculate deadzone based on the total axes input for a single analog stick instead of treating this as two independent axis for the deadzones. This is usually fine for looking left/right and up/down, however when it comes to strafing this can make it can become difficult to walk in a perfect line while also fully tilting the analog stick forward.
Here is a comparison with the setting off and on, and attempting to walk forward.
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New settings for axis option menu.