J360Controller / Blog: Recent posts

We're up to seven total downloads, from all over the world! If you try the library, please let us know what you thought.

J360Controller has been downloaded four times, each time to a different country. At least one user appears to have reviewed our tutorial pages at exlumina.com.

We'd sure love to know who you are. If you download our project, please introduce yourself in the Discussion page!

Took longer than we had hoped, but the Beta version of J360Controller is up and ready for you to use. (We actually recorded our first download yesterday, to a developer with an IP address in Germany. Hope whoever that is will let us know what they think of it!)

If you use, or are thinking of using, J360Controller, be sure to check out our detailed tutorials at our Web sitel. There's full javadoc there, too!

We're experimenting with git and SourceForge. Files will come and go. Some might even compile, but none are part of J360Controller. Don't download them! They won't do anything useful just yet.

Soon, soon...

Hang in there.

We've completed a beta version of a simple library you can use to access up to four Xbox 360 controllers from your Java programs on Windows 10 systems. We're still learning how to use SourceForge, so the product hasn't been uploaded yet. Working on it as fast as we can.