[F22Rapture]

Originally Posted by inkspell4

How could we use an xbox controller to control our robot?

Yes, you could, but I would recommend against it. The Xbox Controller has fairly large (and inconsistent) deadzones around the center of the sticks. The logitech joysticks provide better accuracy.

Does anyone have a drawing of which buttons correspond to what numbers and what axis' correspond to what numbers?

Any help would be appreciated!

If you just want the button bindings, scroll to the bottom. Otherwise, you can use this class to simplify things.

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package org.usfirst.Rotoraptors.controls.hids;

import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.Joystick;
import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.buttons.*;

/**
 *
 * @author Daniel
 */

public class XboxController {
    
    private Joystick m_pad;
    
    public XboxController(int port) {
        m_pad = new Joystick(port);
    }
    
    public double getLeftX() {
        return m_pad.getRawAxis(LEFT_X_AXIS);
    }
    
    public double getLeftY() {
        return m_pad.getRawAxis(LEFT_Y_AXIS);
    }
    
    public double getRightX() {
        return m_pad.getRawAxis(RIGHT_X_AXIS);
    }
    
    public double getRightY() {
        return m_pad.getRawAxis(RIGHT_Y_AXIS);
    }
    
    public double getTriggers() {
        return m_pad.getRawAxis(TRIGGERS);
    }
    
    public double getDpadX() {
        return m_pad.getRawAxis(DPAD_LR);
    }
             
    public double applyDeadband(int axis) {
        if(Math.abs(m_pad.getRawAxis(axis)) < .1) {
            return 0;
        } else {
            return axis;
        }
    }          
    
    // Creates buttons
    public Button X = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUTTON_X);
    public Button Y = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUTTON_Y);
    public Button A = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUTTON_A);
    public Button B = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUTTON_B);
    public Button lBumper = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUMPER_L);
    public Button rBumper = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUMPER_R);
    public Button start = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUTTON_START);
    public Button back = new JoystickButton(m_pad, BUTTON_BACK);
    public Button lStick = new JoystickButton(m_pad, LEFT_STICK_PRESS);
    public Button rStick = new JoystickButton(m_pad, RIGHT_STICK_PRESS);
    
    public boolean getButton(int btn) {
        return m_pad.getRawButton(btn);
    }
    
    // Axis indexes:
    public static final int
            LEFT_X_AXIS = 1,
            LEFT_Y_AXIS = 2,
            TRIGGERS = 3,
            RIGHT_X_AXIS = 4,
            RIGHT_Y_AXIS = 5,
            DPAD_LR = 6;
    
    // Button mappings:
    public static final int
            BUTTON_A = 1,
            BUTTON_B = 2,
            BUTTON_X = 3,
            BUTTON_Y = 4,
            BUMPER_L = 5,
            BUMPER_R = 6,
            BUTTON_BACK = 7,
            BUTTON_START = 8,
            LEFT_STICK_PRESS = 9,
            RIGHT_STICK_PRESS = 10;
    
}

Which you can call the same way you call regular Joysticks (in regards to where you put it and the information you provide to the method), ie:

    XboxController driverXbox = new XboxController(1);
    XboxController operatorXbox = new XboxController(2);

It also creates the buttons for you so you can keep your OI code cleaner.

driverXbox.A.whenPressed(doSomething());