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Re: Joystick Explorer wont run
[quote=SuperBK;1428547 One thing it does not display are the button numbers though. T[/QUOTE]
If you are looking to see what number each button is, even if they aren't labelled, you can open the gamepad viewer in Windows (Control Panel > View Devices and Printers > Right Click on your controller, select game controller settings, then select properties again). That will tell you what each button is numbered as, as well as each axis. While this doesn't help with the Labview problem, if you (or any other team) needs to figure out what each button number is on a new joystick, that is an easy way. |
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Re: Joystick Explorer wont run
The tab on the DS doesn't have labels due to space limits, but there are eight buttons per column labeled top to bottom, left to right. The axes are labeled with numbers and names.
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