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Using non joystick controls with Operator Interface (Hacking Various Controllers)
Question: Has any atempted to use a non-joystick to control the robot? (Data must go through OI!) It doesn't have to compete or work, you just need to tell us about it.
Examples: Mice (Serial, PS/2, or USB), Game Controllers (XBox, PS2, Dreamcast, N64, GameCube, Super NES  , ...), or anything else NOT designed for a gameport.Stories, descriptions, and links are apreciated! Those of you feeling ambitious can write a White Paper or a How-to. Last edited by Astronouth7303 : 02-06-2004 at 20:58. |
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