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Originally Posted by slibert
However, we found out (we switched to java this year, it used to work in C++) that the getRotate() didn't work as we expected, so instead we use
double rotate = joystick.getRawAxis(4);
In fact, joystick.getTwist() for us was returning 0 until we moved it a bit, then it'd be stuck at 1. Not sure what's going on there....
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It looks like C++ defines the twist axis as Axis 4 and Java defines it on Axis 3. This is probably due to different joysticks behaving differently. I know the Logitech Axis 3 defines the throttle on Axis 3 and doesn't have a twist, but the Logitech Extreme 3d Pro defines the twist on Axis 3 and throttle on Axis 4.
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