[gameprogrammer] Re: Input Translation
- From: Jake Briggs <jacob_briggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 08:49:19 +1300
Nick Howes wrote:
>Scott Harper wrote:
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>>Here I have a problem. I would like to create a (windows) program that
>>reads game controller input (say, from my PS2 USB controller) using SDL
>>(or similar library, I suppose), and then translates it to keyboard
>>events so that I can use my controller with EverQuest 2.
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>>From those with experience, is this a reasonable thing to acheive? (I
>>double-posted to the SDL list to see if anyone there could help from
>>the SDL side, but it got sent to the moderator for some reason... >.<)
>>Is EQ2 even reading from an event queue? If not, could I send info the
>>the DirectInput reader somehow?
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>>Thanks for any help, even if it's explaining how/why it cannot be done.
>>--Ben
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>This program appears to do what you want, it's $13
>http://www.franknstik.com/
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>And this one is free. Joymap at the top of the page.
>http://www.linkdata.se/software.html
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>I'm assuming you asked the question so you could play EQ2, rather than
>for the programming experience... if that's the case then these should
>do the job, otherwise I don't know how to code something like that but
>apparently it's possible :)
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>hope that helps
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Way off topic, but i have noticed, to many times, that when you want to
do something with your pc, someone else has already had that itch. More
often than not, that itch has been scratched :) Sometimes you can google
for hours and have no luck, but the solution is sitting there, waiting
to be snatched up, usually for free....
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