Hi Richard,
keep in mind that is a sample only of what you can do. You would still
actually have to acquire the device, set settings for it, but once you
are shown how to do it and what settings do what it is pretty simple
after a while. Especially, with finding out the input of the
joystick/game pad, wheel, etc.
There are other nifty other things like loading and playing force
feedback effects which makes the devices feel like an idling car,
humming light saber, and cool stuff like that.
Richard Bennett wrote:
> Hey Thomas, you should definitely consider being a game programming
> teacher.
> Right now, it seems simplier, than what I was making it. I was assumming
> that it would take alot more code just to check those things out, but
> alas,
> I was wrong again. thanks for your example. I am going to save it to
> reference if I decide to use joysticks or gamepads in my games. Thanks a
> million again.
> BEAN
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