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how do you revert back when you're finished playing a game that needs it?

Open midd33 opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

I see some companies like EHA use a file called kill xinput. But they normally won't share stuff to noncustomers

midd33 avatar Dec 02 '23 16:12 midd33

Are you looking to change mappings or turn the keyboard watching off altogether?

Either way, dunno if what you're after is possible with just xarcade-xinput, it doesn't actually watch what's running on your PC.

But there is an HTTP API:

https://github.com/mikew/xarcade-xinput/issues/10#issuecomment-452343222

https://github.com/mikew/xarcade-xinput/issues/11#issuecomment-634807178

mikew avatar Dec 02 '23 16:12 mikew

I found a script that wil help me. But now I have a different problem.
I have the xarcade input folder in my C drive. It is the utilities folder of my Launchbox folder. I use a script to launch the .exe file:
Run, C:\Launchbox\Utilities\xarcade-xinput\Xarcade Xinput.exe --skip-ui Run, L:\LaunchBox\Games\Windows\Blades of Gory\nw.exe

But look at the location of the errors in the pic? It says D drive? IMG_8983

midd33 avatar Dec 05 '23 12:12 midd33

Pretty sure that's just related to how the .exe you're running was built, it doesn't have anything to do with where it's actually running.

The issue looks to be a typo, it should be LeftStickY.

mikew avatar Dec 05 '23 13:12 mikew

Thanks. Never realized the typo. I removed the “I” where it appeared for up, down, left, right. The errors disappeared but now the sticks nor the buttons are not responding. I only played around with it for a few minutes so I’ll try again later on.

midd33 avatar Dec 06 '23 13:12 midd33