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Re: How To: Xbox Controller Vibration

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The method Matt is talking about has nothing to do with how the robot is programmed. The code runs on the computer which has the controller plugged into it. The xinput DLL ought to be usable from any language.
Yeah.. that makes sense... the method doesn't but... the final problem to solve should be, and that was what I was trying to address. It sounds like labview would have to send a signal from robot to the customized NI Dashboard, and that would take the message and pass it to xinput to implement the rumble set interface.
 


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