Hi,
When i run the following code i am consistenly getting values in xx and yy outside -1 to 1 how can this be possible?
Prob me being stupid again.
Thanks in advance.
REPEAT
LOCAL xx#,yy#,b
FOR i=0 TO GETNUMJOYSTICKS()-1
xx#=GETJOYX(i)
yy#=GETJOYY(i)
b=GETJOYBUTTON(i,0)
IF xx#<-0.991 THEN xx#=-1
IF xx#> 0.991 THEN xx#= 1
IF yy#<-0.991 THEN yy#=-1
IF yy#> 0.991 THEN yy#= 1
DEBUG "\ni "+i+" xx "+xx#
NEXT
PRINT "Joytest",100,100
SHOWSCREEN
UNTIL FALSE
Didn´t look at the code yet, are you sure your joy is calibrated?
I just checked that and it made no differenece
The program works as expected on android.
I notice that my wireless xbox controller gives these large numbers (upto 9,-9) when i let the joystick snap back to center.
It does it on both sticks.
But surely the software should catch the fact that xx is limited to 1,-1
I note in the Manual that this is for registered users only,I am not registered but the command seems to work(sort of)
Could it be the 9 is actually 9 , .... e^-x ??
then it is a very small number close to zero,
missread this once also.
Edit:
x^-2 = 1/(x^2)
Ahha i think you may be right.
i Get this as an output
Joy 1 xx -0.1538438052 yy 1.333658863e-002 Joy2 xx -2.954191715e-002 yy 5.148472637e-002
Joy 1 xx -0.6840723753 yy 5.056916922e-002 Joy2 xx -2.954191715e-002 yy 5.148472637e-002
Joy 1 xx -0.8983428478 yy 5.056916922e-002 Joy2 xx -2.954191715e-002 yy 5.148472637e-002
Joy 1 xx -1 yy 6.546220183e-002 Joy2 xx -2.954191715e-002 yy 5.148472637e-002
you property should uses FORMAT$ or use interger and multiply with 1000 for a more user feedback.
As you not see zero is pretty normal, if you not measure deadzones.
I assume that if i didn't count anything under 0.2 would count as a deadzone.