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I just plugged it in and it read the Playstaion 4 Controller automatically but I spent hours just trying to make the controller feel just right while playing the game.
You can make any controller emulate any other controller device you can possibly think of. You can make your controller have all sorts of super special macros and options and features the drivers do not give you. Its the best joystick custom configuration application Ive ever used
No, I am using Windows 8.
The developer of PS4 said that the controller was going to support PC. I tried it with other games and the aiming moves to the sides by itself. I couldn't figure it out to fix that, I guess Sony has to make an update for it or something.
I would have to try that, it sounds pretty amazing. Will it bind actions into 1 button? Like any FPS game where you can Stand up, Crouch, and Prone with one button?
Can be done w/ an Xbox Controller and Xpadder... no big deal... PS4 controller should be easier, due to bluetooth capability of the plug and play feature (drivers in the controller).
It is as powerful as you can code it to be. For example, I made a script for GlovePie that allowed you to hold a button on your keyboard to turn your mouse into a trackIR input device so you could use trackIR features without having trackIR.
For your example yes, completely possible. I would do something like :
Press Button : Stand to Crouch, or Crouch to Prone
Hold Button 1 second : Prone to Crouch, Crouch to Stand
You could have a single button that cycles stand>crouch>prone>crouch>stand
but if you were crouched for a long time, you may forget if you were coming up or going down, and pressing again may put you prone instead of standing and get you killed.
2 buttons would be better, one for getting up and one for getting down.
to actually achieve things like this in Glovepie you declare a variable in the script which you use to represent the current stance of the player. Along with sending the appropriate key to the game when you push the button, the value of this variable is changed so that Glovepie can keep track of your stance
to decide on which key to send, you do something like
if stance_var = 0 send.key "z"
if stance_var = 1 send.key "x"
if stance_var = 2 send.key "c"
its been along time since Ive coded it so that's not accurate code
I don't know much about doing scripts but I can figure it out little by little. I'm looking at the tutorial videos that developer made to get an idea on how to use it. I assume you know C+ and all that stuff huh? I always wanted to learn to do that but neverfigure out how to start. I use this program I can learn a little about writing scripts.
IF this THEN this ELSE this END is your primary layout
I used to create mods for games. So Im all up in programming. I also make indie games too
When you press the button to attack with the melee weapon,does it work with the controller?
I see what you are saying.
What kind of indie games do you make?