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custom control programming question...
I have been experimenting with creating custom controls to use for future robots. So far, I have the wiring completed, but I have been having trouble finding the right variables to use for certain pins on the controller. According to this website (http://pinouts.ru/Inputs/GameportPC_pinout.shtml) each game port has pins for 2 sets of joystick axes. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to figure out which variable is controlled by these pins. Do the variables exist or do I have to program it myself? I am a novice C programmer, so if I do have to program it, where would I begin?
Thanks for your help |
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