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Originally Posted by otherguy
I don't think the getTrigger() method does what you are hoping it does.
If you take a look at the javadoc for the Joystick class, then look at the getTrigger() method, you'll see that it doesn't return a boolean value.
The triggers on the logitech (and xbox if I remember correctly) are on axis 3. |
The getTrigger method
does return a boolean. The trigger on the
Logitech Attack 3 Joystick is button 1.
To use the trigger treat it exactly like a button.