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Read Me

J360Controller is a Java library you can use to get easy access to an XBox 360 
controller connected to your Windows computer via a USB port. It supports both polling
and event-driven operations. You can also use it to control buttons and sliders in
your existing Java applications.

Use J360Controller by adding the J360Controller.jar file to your project. No other
files are needed.

The source code is available as a git repository. J360Controller was developed with
NetBeans 8.1. All Netbeans files necessary to bulid J360Controller are in the git
repository.


WARNING: THIS SOFTWARE IS DISTRIBUTED WITHOUT WARRANTY. USE OF THIS SOFTWARE IS AT
YOUR OWN RISK. BY USING THIS SOFTWARE YOU AGREE THAT EX LUMINA CORP. AND ITS
EMPLOYEES, SHAREHOLDERS, AND OFFICERS, ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENCES OF YOUR USE.


For complete tutorial information, sample code, and javadoc, see http://exlumina.com.

Ex Lumina Corp. is the copyright owner of J360Controller, which is available as free
software licensed under the GNU General Public License, Version 3.

The phase.xlu binary file is included under license granted by Ex Lumina Corp., and
may be distributed with either source or binary copies of J360Controller, but may not
be modified.

The vcruntime140.dll binary file is included under license granted by Microsoft
Corporation, and may be distributed with either source or binary copies of
J360Controller, but may not be modified.

J360Controller has been tested and runs under Java 1.8.0_131, both 32-bit and 64-bit
versions.

J360Controller has been tested and runs under Windows 10.0.14393, both 32-bit and
64-bit versions.