On 7/18/07, Andrew Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here's a new attempt at the file.
Looks good now. If you want to add it, a configuration section for gamepad controls would probably look like that: <Input> <a_button>button 0</a_button> <b_button>button 1</b_button> <c_button>button 2</c_button> <d_button>button 3</d_button> <move_south>axis 0 back</move_south> <move_north>axis 0 fore</move_north> <move_west>axis 1 back</move_west> <move_east>axis 1 fore</move_east> </Input> However, I don't have a gamepad to test which button results in which event (and things will most likely differ between gamepads).
Also, I can't remember if we're shooting for a gamepad control scheme that's useable on 'legacy' pads or not. Should I be thinking about directional controls, plus A, B, Y, Z, select and start, or an XBox/PS2 controller?
Right now, the event names as defined in src/base/joystick_event.cc are very generic, much like they are defined by underlying SDL. So it does not really matter what you chose as things match neither recent nor legacy pads. We'll have to live with it for now, but in the long run we'd need a GUI where the actual actions/movements are listed and players can press whatever button they want to assign it to an action/movement. They shouldn't have to edit configuration files by hand. But for now, if they wanted to, they could at least try it out. Kai _______________________________________________ Adonthell-devel mailing list Adonthell-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/adonthell-devel
