joystick

I'm trying to spoof a PS3 controller and send analog stick directional input to a specific program, but i can't figure out how the INPUT.hi struct works. I can send keypresses over with INPUT keys; keys.type = INPUT_KEYBOARD; keys.ki.dwFlags = KEYEVENTF_SCANCODE; keys.ki.wScan = 0x11;//hex for 'w' key SendInput(1, &keys, sizeof(INPUT)); Sleep(60);//delay to ensure game doesnt drop keypress keys.ki.dwFlags = KEYEVENTF_SCANCODE | KEYEVENTF_KEYUP; SendInput(1, &keys, sizeof(INPUT)); and i believe that sending over joystick commands would work similarly, something like INPUT analogSticks;

I want to capture input from joystick using winmm dll .. I don't have much knowledge of importing and working with DLLs. I tried to do it but i have no idea how to do it .. [DllImport("winmm.dll")] public static extern string joyGetPosEx(uint dev, JoyinfoEx ) //Something Similar How do I get joyinfoEx struct from DLL and put it into JoygetPosEx .. ? :S As your question suggests, you have to import the joyGetPosEx function from wimmm.dll . This is often called P/Invoking because you're invoking a function out of a native Win32 API (or "platform" DLL). You already know that you need to use that

I've been trying to read data (x/y axis, pressed buttons, etc) from a usb joystick, and I've heard of DirectInput. Been searching for some long hours to find a decent example or walkthrough with little success. If anyone can share a simple tutorial, or guide me to the correct place, I'll be in your debt. Thank you edit: Trying to achieve this goal on Windows platform There are a few DirectInput samples in DirectX SDK, source code and compiled binaries. Included is Joystick sample. Older versions of SDK (look for "DirectX 9.0 SDK", years around 2004-2005) had even more samples, up to a dozen!

I am developing an iPad game that uses cocos2d and requires a virtual joystick. I have a prototype up and running using SneakyJoystick. However, I realized that my game design requires me to use CCTransitions to move the user between different instances of CCScene in order to get the visual effect I want. The problem is, I don't want the user controls (like the joystick) to be affected by the CCTransitions- I want them to remain on the screen (in a different part of the screen than the part occupied by the CCScene.) I realized the only way to do this was to keep the entire cocos2d environment

I am creating a game with cocos2d 2.0 BETA 2.0 [The newest one]. And i need to add a joystick in other class. so I call this "CCTouchDispatcher" in my second class. But I can't call like this: [[CCTouchDispatcher sharedDispatcher] addTargetedDelegate:self priority:0 swallowsTouches:YES]; So I made this one: _tocuhDispatcher = [[CCTouchDispatcher alloc] init]; [_tocuhDispatcher addTargetedDelegate:self priority:0 swallowsTouches:YES]; But still can't detect the touches. If I enable the touches in my HelloWorldLayer I could move my object with the touches but no the joystick doesn't work What