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Re: Programming 360 Controller
unfortunately, I don't have my java class on me for the 360 controller, but if you go into control panel and go to the joystick settings, it'll tell you what button is what number and what joystick is what axis for the 360 controller you have plugged in
Once you get that information, edit the joystick.VI to suit your needs 
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23-10-2011, 18:01
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Re: Programming 360 Controller
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...51&postcount=4
In LabVIEW it's one joystick Open for the controller, then just Get the different axis you want to use.
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23-10-2011, 21:00
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Re: Programming 360 Controller
Just install the windows driver for the 360 controller. Then just use the wpi joystick class and you should be good. If I remember correctly, you will only be able to use the horizontal direction of the pad though
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