Team 2451 - Pwnage - Swerve Simulation Game

[Navid Shafa]

Originally Posted by mr. giggums

If you have any comments, suggestions, or bugs, please post them below.

Once I open the Jar file, it says 'Press A to start'. Pressing A doesn't seem to do anything. I can select all the drop down menus and searched the read me file to see if I was missing anything. Any thoughts?

[orangemoore]

Originally Posted by Navid Shafa

Once I open the Jar file, it says 'Press A to start'. Pressing A doesn't seem to do anything. I can select all the drop down menus and searched the read me file to see if I was missing anything. Any thoughts?

What are you trying to use?

I have been able to get a logitech gamepad f310 to work.

[Navid Shafa]

Originally Posted by orangemoore

What are you trying to use?

I have been able to get a logitech gamepad f310 to work.

Keyboard for now.

[Justin Lawrence]

I remember looking at this robot. It is so cool. This was one of my favorite drive systems at championships.

[mr. giggums]

Originally Posted by Navid Shafa

Once I open the Jar file, it says 'Press A to start'. Pressing A doesn't seem to do anything. I can select all the drop down menus and searched the read me file to see if I was missing anything. Any thoughts?

The program must be finding a joystick or gamepad attached. I can add a way to disable it in the future. For now you can go to control panel (if on Windows) and see what it thinks is a joystick. If you can unplug it. Otherwise I guess trey to disable it? I'm not sure.

[rsisk]

Had the pleasure of inspecting this team swerve drive IRL yesterday, it is a beauty!

[Navid Shafa]

Originally Posted by mr. giggums

The program must be finding a joystick or gamepad attached. I can add a way to disable it in the future. For now you can go to control panel (if on Windows) and see what it thinks is a joystick. If you can unplug it. Otherwise I guess trey to disable it? I'm not sure.

No gamepad or joystick attached. Tried disabling other devices too. Still no luck...

[Canon reeves]

Originally Posted by Navid Shafa

No gamepad or joystick attached. Tried disabling other devices too. Still no luck...

Try pushing space, it worked for me.

[mr. giggums]

Originally Posted by Navid Shafa

No gamepad or joystick attached. Tried disabling other devices too. Still no luck...

And it still says "Press A to start"? What devices do you get when you go to control panel, then devices and printers?

[Navid Shafa]

Originally Posted by mr. giggums

And it still says "Press A to start"? What devices do you get when you go to control panel, then devices and printers?

Yes. See attached screenshot.

[mr. giggums]

To all, I have uploaded a new version here.

Originally Posted by Navid Shafa

Yes. See attached screenshot.

Attachment 16921

Try the new version. It now has a use keyboard button (under settings).

[Navid Shafa]

Originally Posted by mr. giggums

Try the new version. It now has a use keyboard button (under settings).

The new version works great, thanks.

[Ben Wolsieffer]

Could you include the Linux and Mac binaries for Jinput also to make it easier for people?

Also, it seems like you set up the axes to only work with an xbox controller, not the Logitech gamepad. You should use the axis identification features of Jinput to get the correct axes on any controller:

controller.getComponent(Component.Identifier.Axis.X);

[mr. giggums]

Originally Posted by dubiousSwain

I have been playing this with my keyboard and an xbox controller, and i noticed when I use the controller, there is a noticeable drift on the rotation, but none on the keyboard. Has anyone else noticed this? Is it the controller?

This would be because the joystick is not centered.

Originally Posted by lopsided98

Could you include the Linux and Mac binaries for Jinput also to make it easier for people?

Also, it seems like you set up the axes to only work with an xbox controller, not the Logitech gamepad. You should use the axis identification features of Jinput to get the correct axes on any controller:

controller.getComponent(Component.Identifier.Axis.X);

Thank you for this information. The identification feature will be in my next release. I will try to work on the binaries when I have time.