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Did you try using the INVERTLIST at the top of the config? spacemouse/spacemouse-keys/config_sample.h Line 101 in de32438 You can change the direction of a single joystick here, if necessary. |
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I'm glad you got it working! :) |
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Hi,
Thanks a lot for all your work ! That is my first project with an arduino and you explanations are challenging for a first user but still very clear !
I am pretty far advance in the project and manage to go though every thing to have a "working" space mouse, meaning I can move things with it. However it is not doing what i should and when i watch the results, i can see that one of my joystick does not move the same ways as the other. My problem is on the CY axis.
I can give the steps where it is wrong but not the way to solve it ...
Step 1, ok, every joystick the same, from 0 to 1023.
step 2 ok, every joystik the same, from approx -500 to 500.
I the do the autocalibration, find a deadzone of 2 and implement it.
step 3 ... it's where i have the problems. My joysticks A ; B and D goes from -700 to 300 but my joystick C goes from -300 to 700. It then creates unwanting movement, zoomin or out beeing impossible because it also calculates another movement.
I do not know why there is a different for only one joystick, and how to change it, i saw there was a paragraph on that in the teaching tech video but ... not anymore ?
Could you please help me in the process ? :)
Tahks a lot !
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