So my mate has a gamer pad and is wondering whether the joystick could be set to control camera movement in spring?
Edit: It's a logitech G13
Joystick
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Re: Joystick
No, due to some old code that hasn't been updated, there are a lot of deficiencies in how Spring handles input.
So, not directly... you'd need to use some kind of joystick-to-keyboard mapping software (maybe your G13 comes with this?) and then assign the appropriate keys to the appropriate joystick movements.
A place to start would be Pinnacle Game Profiler. You can get a 30 day trial to see if having joystick input is useful to you, at least. I haven't found any high-quality free alternatives.
So, not directly... you'd need to use some kind of joystick-to-keyboard mapping software (maybe your G13 comes with this?) and then assign the appropriate keys to the appropriate joystick movements.
A place to start would be Pinnacle Game Profiler. You can get a 30 day trial to see if having joystick input is useful to you, at least. I haven't found any high-quality free alternatives.
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Re: Joystick
you don't need any external program, but the joystick input is only available to lua ( so you'll have to make a small script that controls the cam ):
http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=20214
http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=20214
Re: Joystick
Does that mean conflicts between mouse and keyboard inputs have been resolved as well? Or just joysticks?
Re: Joystick
I never got clarification on this issue... does it support all the connected joysticks as separate entities? That is, can I have several players connected to a single Spring instance, each using a joystick?Brain Damage wrote:you don't need any external program, but the joystick input is only available to lua ( so you'll have to make a small script that controls the cam ):
http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=20214