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Re: Connecting xBox 360 Controller to the Robot
it is just a joystick, so you would open it the same way. here are the different axis and buttons for this:
1: A 2: B 3: X 4: Y 5: Left Bumper 6: Right Bumper 7: Back 8: Start 9: Left Joystick 10: Right Joystick The axis on the controller follow this mapping (all output is between -1 and 1)•1: Left Stick X Axis -Left:Negative ; Right: Positive •2: Left Stick Y Axis -Up: Negative ; Down: Positive •3: Triggers -Left: Positive ; Right: Negative •4: Right Stick X Axis -Left: Negative ; Right: Positive •5: Right Stick Y Axis -Up: Negative ; Down: Positive •6: Directional Pad (Not recommended, buggy) |
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Re: Connecting xBox 360 Controller to the Robot
We made our own XBox controller class last year to make things a bit easier. I would upload it, but it's not mine to upload.
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Re: Connecting xBox 360 Controller to the Robot
there should be installer for the XBox 360 controlers for WinXP, we had to do that 2010
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Re: Connecting xBox 360 Controller to the Robot
I bought an Onza TE for our team this year, and I wrote a custom class to deal with it's differences. It'll be up on my github before the week is over. It should work with any Xbox controller, but I mean technically it is specified designed for the Onza TE.
Github: http://www.github.com/pudgeball |
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Re: Connecting xBox 360 Controller to the Robot
Thanks, that seems to work.
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