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  • Created merge request #1 on Git on Linux Joystick Mapper

    Allow a shift button per devices.

  • Committed [9feca4] on Linux Joystick Mapper - Git

    Move shift_button to mapping struct so that a shift button may be assigned for each devices.

  • Posted a comment on a wiki page on Linux Joystick Mapper

    Your code works fine except you forgot to add the new config keys in known_keys in mapparser.c. Thank you very much.

  • Modified a comment on a wiki page on Linux Joystick Mapper

    Here's a patch that fixes a few issues: * Set min and max axis values to the virtual device from map config. This enable SDL to detect axis as "hats" when the range is -1 to 1. * Set the default minimum to -32768 instead, which fix the issue I was having above. * Fix formula to rescale axis value between -32767 and 32767. * Round and clamp value when rescaling value when we have a deadzone. * Change dev.absfuzz[i] to dev.absfuzz[j] in register_devices.

  • Posted a comment on a wiki page on Linux Joystick Mapper

    Here's a patch that fixes a few issues: * Set min and max axis values to the virtual device from map config. This enable SDL to detect axis as "hats" when the range is -1 to 1. * Set the default minimum to -32768 instead, which fix the issue I was having above. * Fix formula to rescale axis value between -32767 and 32767. * Round and clamp value when rescaling value when we have a deadzone. * Change dev.absfuzz[i] to dev.absfuzz[j] in register_devices.

  • Posted a comment on a wiki page on Linux Joystick Mapper

    Hi, thanks for the tool. I packaged it in the AUR. I am having an issue: axes are being reset to -1 instead of 0. After some debugging, I can see the value 0 being written to the device in the set_joy_axis function, but somehow programs will report -1. In fact, anything 0 or below gets dropped by 1. Some program will think that my dpad is always pressed. My controllers dpad are axes that report -1, 0 or 1 and programs like the game controller setting panel in KDE will report -32768, 0 or 32767. My...

  • Created merge request #19 on MinGW-w64 - for 32 and 64 bit Windows

    Implement formatting function for hexadecimal double.

  • Committed [fc5dca]

    * Fix `__pformat_int` not printing zero.

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