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A linux userspace device driver that allows joystick events to be remapped. Several joysticks can be combined into a single controller, and button/axes events can be remapped to new joystick, keyboard or mouse events. Advanced scripting also supported.
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Linux Joystick Mapper
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Used to combine two Xbox Adaptive Joysticks as a single gamepad. Works very nicely using vendor+product+number to distinguish the two input controllers. Configuration was a bit confusing because this is registered as a gamepad, and the code assumes joysticks: buttons are offset by 16 from the expectation. Fortunately the software doesn't complain about high numbers. Gamepad button 0 is at 16, etc. Only problem I had was trying to configure the face buttons on the left joystick as a dpad HAT. Pressing the button correctly sets the axis to max, but it doesn't reset to 0 when the button is released. I ended up writing some code to handle it, but this should be fixed. I had tried, e.g.: button vendor=0x045e product=0x0b1a number=0 src=16 target=joyaxis axis=17 flags=invert
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Using code on SBC device to connect external joystick, as all aplications on OS have SDLKey bindings. Works miracles, thank u Alexandre!
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Works great with DOSBox and Retropie setups!
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I can't figure out how to install this. Can someone help me please ?