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Joystick accessors
Hi, I hope someone can clear up some confusion the WPI users guide is causing me. What is the difference between someJoysick.GetX(), someJoysick.GetAxis(kXAxis), someJoysick.GetRawAxis(kXAxis)?
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21-02-2010, 09:20
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Re: Joystick accessors
nothing, they all get the X axis. I recommend the GetX() function, but if you need to be able to dynamically set the joystick axis you need to get, use the others
edit: GetRawAxis uses a number instead of the enum (kXAxis) Last edited by byteit101 : 21-02-2010 at 09:23.
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