Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: MacGyver on April 12, 2011, 08:06:41 am
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I'm sure you guys have figured this out already but, how do you setup dual TurboTwists to show up as joysticks?
I am trying to setup various M2 driving games to use one (or both for 2-player games) of the TT as the analog input, I have tried all the RawDevP1 up to 5, and nothing. I setup PPJoy, and it does work to let me use the mouse as an analog input, but it has to be ran everytime before M2, and seems like a convoluted way to go.
Is there a simple joystick driver that can be loaded for the TT so that it is detected as a 2 axis gamepad/joystick?
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You need the latest Ohio Art drivers:
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_jpVm59Q7Xb0/R1AuWOJygWI/AAAAAAAABZg/mvGG7IdqmYk/s1600-R/etch-a-sketch-blank.jpg)
Sorry, couldn't resist...
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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That's funny, as soon as I hooked them up, I opened up paint.exe, taped down the left click on my mouse and used it as just that. An Etch-a-sketch. ;D
Any idea about the spinners as joysticks, or how do you guys interface your M2 driving games with your steering wheels?
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install ppjoy and use "Mouse joystick" it convert the mouse movment to joystick
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I have used PPJoy and it works, but I was trying to get away without having another TSR running in the background. I am buying a U-Hid Nano for my pot-controlled analog joystick, I read somewhere here that it can run an analog joystick and a trackball, if so could I just run the output from the TurboTwists to the trackball inputs? Do inputs on the U-Hid get assigned to "Joystick # x&y"?
If the U-Hid works like that, it will solve my M2 mapping issue as well as free me from having to use a 7th USB device on the cabinet.