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Mach SDK plugin questions and answers. / XBox360 Controller Plugin Update Available
« on: May 03, 2009, 01:06:02 PM »
Since the original topic was getting quite long, I added this one as a new topic. A new version 2.2 of the plugin is available. It includes the following:
1. Ability to disable diagonal movement of the axes when using the thumbstick. I have found this to be needed for those times when I only want to move 1 axis and I accidentally move the thumbstick slightly diagonally.
2. Change to the RefAll Home option (button choice) to allow it to work with the Smooth Stepper.
3. Added support for HID 0x0291. This was added at the request of a user who wanted to use the rf module from a broken XBox360 as the wireless transmitter/Receiver. Here is his solution (in Spanish):
http://www.elotrolado.net/hilo_tutorial-receptor-casero-wireles360-para-pc-ya-funciona_1022864
If you use the standard "360 wireless controller for Windows ", it comes with a wireless transmitter/receiver and Windows will use the HID of the Transmitter/Receiver rather than the HID of the Controller. If you use some other wireless transmitter/receiver it may not have an HID. Then Windows will see the Wireless Controller directly as though it were attached directly to the pc. In this case, Windows will use the HID of the Wireless Controller rather than the Receiver/Transmitter. So, if you make your own wireless transmitter/receiver as this person did, then this version should help you.
Thank you and enjoy,
Lee
1. Ability to disable diagonal movement of the axes when using the thumbstick. I have found this to be needed for those times when I only want to move 1 axis and I accidentally move the thumbstick slightly diagonally.
2. Change to the RefAll Home option (button choice) to allow it to work with the Smooth Stepper.
3. Added support for HID 0x0291. This was added at the request of a user who wanted to use the rf module from a broken XBox360 as the wireless transmitter/Receiver. Here is his solution (in Spanish):
http://www.elotrolado.net/hilo_tutorial-receptor-casero-wireles360-para-pc-ya-funciona_1022864
If you use the standard "360 wireless controller for Windows ", it comes with a wireless transmitter/receiver and Windows will use the HID of the Transmitter/Receiver rather than the HID of the Controller. If you use some other wireless transmitter/receiver it may not have an HID. Then Windows will see the Wireless Controller directly as though it were attached directly to the pc. In this case, Windows will use the HID of the Wireless Controller rather than the Receiver/Transmitter. So, if you make your own wireless transmitter/receiver as this person did, then this version should help you.
Thank you and enjoy,
Lee