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Hi all, After checking the forums i managed to setup an xbox controller for presentations, the only thing i don't understand is the d-pad. How does it work ? i wanted to use it as simple buttons and not axis. Is that possible? I see that the mac driver treat D-pad as buttons is that the case for PC too? . Thanks. here are the mappings EDIT( I think i have to make a script that takes the Axis -1 1 and transform them to boolean buttons, is the dpad the 7th and 6th axis? .)
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Yeah, the D-pad works. Button 0 - nothing Button 1 - nothing Button 2 - DPad Up Button 3 - DPad Down Button 4 - DPad Left Button 5 - DPad Right Button 6 - Start Button 7 - Back Button 8 - Left Analog Stick Press Button 9 - Right Analog Stick Press Button 10 - Left Shoulder Button Button 11 - Right Shoulder Button Button 12 - XBox Button Button 13 - A Button 14 - B Button 15 - X Button 16 - Y Button 17 - nothing Button 18 - nothing Button 19 - nothing Analog Stick Axes Same as drJones 5th Axis - Left Trigger 6th Axis - Right Trigger I got this from here: http://forum.unity3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=5563&highlight=360+controller It's possible to have more than one controller running at a time, I don't have that info on me right now. Thanks, Ares ::edit:: I don't know why the formatting it jacked up. alexnode pointed out I listed the layout for a MAC. PC treats the D-pad differently. no this is for mac configuration, with the custom drivers. For PC is different A Button joystick button 0 B Button joystick button 1 X Button joystick button 2 Y Button joystick button 3 L Button joystick button 4 R Button joystick button 5 Back joystick button 6 Start joystick button 7 Left Analog pressed joystick button 8 Right Analog pressed joystick button 9 Left Analog X Axis Joystick Axis, X Axis Left Analog Y Axis Joystick Axis, Y Axis Right Analog X Axis Joystick Axis, 4th Axis Right Analog Y Axis Joystick Axis, 5th Axis
Aug 12 '10 at 12:34 PM
alexnode
Yeah, I just saw that. I'm editting my answer.
Aug 12 '10 at 12:40 PM
Ares
Thanks a lot Ares, but still i don't understand how to map them as buttons. What +ve means?
Aug 12 '10 at 12:53 PM
alexnode
+ve -> positive -ve -> negative :)
Oct 27 '10 at 05:27 AM
Jean Fabre
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My answer isn't formatted well, don't know why it's doing that. The D-pad uses button 2,3,4,5
I think the pc driver doesn't recognises the dpad as buttons but axis. Except if i am missing something really obvious in the input manager. But thanks anyway