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How does it work?
At BAE regional, there was one team with a controller that had multiple dials, button, ect. They were the ones that won the award. I was wondering how they wired and programed it... I know they probally made it connect to a joystick port, with the dials corresponding to the y and x axises, but how would you do that? I thought it was so awesome that I would love to know how it worked.
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