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Re: XBox controller

Does anyone happen to know the button mapping for the Logitech Gamepad F310 and/or Logitech Attack3 joystick? Is the gamepad mapping the same as the xBox controller? We'll be using the Attack3 joysticks until we order some sort of gamepad, probably the Logitech F310 gamepad, based on F22Rapture's testimony. Thanks!

Re: XBox controller

Windows has a tool that shows you the state of any joystick you have plugged in (ie, what axis are where, what buttons are pressed). You can find it under control panel > Devices. Look for "Set up Game controllers", then press advanced on whichever connected game controller you want to inspect.

Re: XBox controller

Quote:

Originally Posted by ekapalka (Post 1214545)

Not sure on the F310 (see nightpool's post), but the Attack3 is something like this:

Code:

   //Axis Indexes

    public static final int

            X_AXIS = 1,

            Y_AXIS = 2,

            THROTTLE = 3;

    

    //Buttons

    public static final int

            //Buttons on joystick

            TRIGGER = 1,

            //POV buttons on head of stick

            BUTTON_SOUTH = 2,

            BUTTON_NORTH = 3,

            BUTTON_WEST = 4,

            BUTTON_EAST = 5,

            //Pair of buttons left of stick

            BUTTON_BASE_WNW = 6,

            BUTTON_BASE_WSW = 7,

            //Pair of buttons below stick

            BUTTON_BASE_SSW = 8,

            BUTTON_BASE_SSE = 9,

            //Pair of buttons right of stick

            BUTTON_BASE_ESE = 10,

            BUTTON_BASE_ENE = 11;

I don't have one on me, so I'd appreciate it if someone could confirm.

Re: XBox controller

Quote:

Originally Posted by F22Rapture (Post 1214656)

I don't have one on me, so I'd appreciate it if someone could confirm.

The Attack3's buttons are numbered on the controller and they do correspond correctly in software.