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15-02-2005, 23:29
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Re: Programming motors with joystick buttons
hey,
I always wandered, when you press a button on a joystick (say the top button or trigger), does it "remember" it was pressed and hold a value of 1? I don't really understand this. otherwise, for the guy who posted this forum, he would have to be holding down the trigger, which seems like it would be problematic. do you know what I mean? how does that work. |
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