Open binaryhellstorm opened 4 years ago
Don't have one of those so I can't confirm or fix this issue :shrug:
PR welcome, though I'm not really interested in adding support for multiple controllers.
Please add support for Xbox One, or make a module for that with a similar interface. This is the easiest to use module I've found, but it only supports Xbox 360.
@xboxone08 I appreciate it, but again, I don't have the required hardware (Xbox One controller) for testing so that's no going to happen.
@xboxone08 I'm using linusg's work as base to use my Xbox One Wireless controller (using xpadneo driver). It doesn't "know" the Trigger Axis though when used "normally". I can get values from them by using the Raw mode though.
Try this code snippet and see if the output shows you something useful:
import signal
from xbox360controller import Xbox360Controller
def on_button_pressed(button):
print('Button {0} was pressed'.format(button.name))
def on_button_released(button):
print('Button {0} was released'.format(button.name))
def on_axis_moved_raw(axis):
print('Axis {0} moved to {1}'.format(axis.name, axis.value))
try:
with Xbox360Controller(0, axis_threshold=0.2, raw_mode=True) as controller:
# Button events
for b in controller.buttons:
b.when_pressed = on_button_pressed
b.when_released = on_button_released
for a in controller.axes:
a.when_moved = on_axis_moved_raw
signal.pause()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
Trying this with the Xbox One bluetooth controller and it seems to be reading the B and X keys as axis.