sending Y1 for throttle and Z1 (is this right???) brake it intercepts
Z1..
and changes it to Y2 or something.. basically taking the split axis
brake
signals and changing them to single axis...
Isn't this possible????
Waiting with interest...
James Pickard
Melbourne,
AUSTRALIA
G'day, Mate! I doubt it'd be very useful. The joystick's
input to the computer is only along a single axis. The software would
have to not only interpret the input, but determine its direction (gas
= Y+; brake = Y-). I'd think that would be too much overhead, since
it would have to continually poll the joystick.
"Gunner"
ORSA Bronze #78 Navy Dodge truck
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See ya, Eric
> >Wouldn't it be possible for somone to right a program (TSR???) that
> >sits in
> >mem and intercept the signals from the joystic (pedals) and instead of
> >sending Y1 for throttle and Z1 (is this right???) brake it intercepts
> >Z1..
> >and changes it to Y2 or something.. basically taking the split axis
> >brake
> >signals and changing them to single axis...
> >Isn't this possible????
> G'day, Mate! I doubt it'd be very useful. The joystick's
> input to the computer is only along a single axis. The software would
> have to not only interpret the input, but determine its direction (gas
> = Y+; brake = Y-). I'd think that would be too much overhead, since
> it would have to continually poll the joystick.
> "Gunner"
> ORSA Bronze #78 Navy Dodge truck
