joystick_ds4
Read Sony Dual Shock 4 gamepad using Adafruit Feather RP2040 USB host board (by touchgadget)
HID_Buttons
Arduino library making it easier to use HID buttons (by dmadison)
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| 1.8 | 3.2 | |
| about 1 year ago | over 3 years ago | |
| C++ | C++ | |
| MIT License | MIT License |
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Hello all I’m attempting to code a car shifter to a sparkfun pro micro 2040 in arduino ide.
Make sure you have the Arduino Joystick library installed as well as, say, the HID_Buttons library.
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PC controller, pot isssue
You need status checks on all of your keyboard outputs, just like the nPressed values for the analog axes. You can create values for each input, but there are libraries that make it easier.
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Potentiometer & teensy
You can simplify the press/release logic by sticking that into a function, or better yet build a class to manage the output state. You could also use a library.
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I'm trying to make this BBC Micro keyboard work with a normal usb connection. I connected one key to the Arduino Leonardo, the software has no delay, yet when it's held in it momentarily stops, any idea? Is the Arduino code too slow? I want to use this keyboard for general use so it's important
This (obviously) gets tedious. You can use various libraries to make your life easier: