Closed Torbuntu closed 5 years ago
The gamecontrollerdb.txt
is from an older version of Jamepad.
I made a pull request to upgrade that version which should come with the updated controller mappings file.
Yeah it's correct, the db is from an older version. It's not needed to update Jamepad to change the db, the file is included in resources. However, I am not sure if the file format is still the same. Please try it.
By the way, if your controller is detected, it will have a working mapping. The name is probably just an older named used to market the hardware.
The mappings are unusable from the Saturn mappings.
I copy pasted the newest file into resources like you said and my own controller started working. I only have the one so I'm unsure if this would potentially break other mappings.
Summary: New file works for my project. However I don't know how to use it when developing locally and not in a release jar
I found a way by just setting the newer txt file in my assets directory. So it now overrides the older one when I run local and when I deploy.
I guess this can be closed then since this solution is acceptable for my use case.
By building an own local fork of this repo with your own controllerdb: https://github.com/MrStahlfelge/gdx-controllerutils#building-from-source
You can then submit a tested PR for the change, and I can test with my controllers.
However, even with the Jamepad DB you might have a user with a controller that has a wrong mapping. Consider using the core-mapping subproject to let the user make his own mapping. :)
I'll look into the core mapping sub project :D thanks for all the help! Since I found what the problem was, and a way to resolve, I'll close this issue as solved.
My "Retrolink SNES Controller" is being detected as "Retrolink Saturn Classic Controller".
When I run the
SDL2 Gamepad Tool
I can see that the correct mapping exists:I searched the
gamecontrollerdb.txt
just to make sure, and it does in fact exist. line 533Also, is there a gradle task for running the jamepad test app to debug locally?