I have an Xbox One Elite controller (not series 2), with hair-trigger set up so that I only have to depress the trigger a small amount for it to trigger.

The xbox accessories is configured to register this as a full range press.

Yet, Minecraft Dungeons does not shoot arrows unless I sort of forcible squeeze the trigger just past the point where it stops, sort of deforming the plastic or whatever to get it just a bit more pressed. Then it registers.

I had to create a profile specifically for Minecraft Dungeons and set it so that it registers as a full press long before the trigger bottoms out with the hair trigger setup, only then does it register.

Please look into the setup for this.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Log into an XBox One X using an XBox One Elite (series 1) controller with its most recent firmware.
2. Configure the controller from #1 so that the R2 button uses a bumper-like short stroke instead of the usual long stroke. (There is a physical switch that does this on the back of the controller just behind the R2 button and beside the battery cover.)
3. Start the latest version of Minecraft Dungeons.
4. Go to camp or play in a level.
5. Press R2 to shoot bow.

Observed Results:

Bow does not shoot.

Expected Results:

Bow shoots.