Rocket League controller settings work best when each slider has a clear job. Controller Deadzone filters small stick movements before steering responds. Dodge Deadzone controls how far you must move the stick to flip instead of using your second jump. Sensitivity changes how strongly steering responds after input registers. Start with the values below, then use the short free-play tests to tune around your controller and the mistakes you actually notice.<\/p>\n
There is no single configuration that fits every controller or hand. Treat this as a baseline rather than a pro preset: keep the useful parts, change one value at a time, and write down what changed. If the car moves while your stick is untouched, test Controller Deadzone first. If you get an unintended flip when you wanted a second jump, test Dodge Deadzone.<\/p>\n