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Gate mapping error

Open Beardy404 opened this issue 11 months ago • 6 comments

Can someone show me how to make a certain button be pressed when the axis is in a given range? I have tried Gate mapping, but nothing works. 🙁 I have an error when i try to add virtual button on axis. I don't know English very well, so I added a link to the video with the error. https://youtu.be/2kdqNAVSC1Y

Beardy404 avatar Feb 03 '25 18:02 Beardy404

This was an interesting one, thanks for reporting. I've changed the behavior of the range enter/exit triggers to behave like a button trigger. What was happening is that actions that expect a button trigger were not responding because the trigger received was an axis change trigger, which makes sense for the "in range" mode, but not for the entry/exit trigger. This is resolved in the next patch (m71).

muchimi avatar Feb 07 '25 16:02 muchimi

Notes: attach button type actions to range enter/exit. These will auto-release, so send a press, and a release, based on the delay value.

Resolved in: https://github.com/muchimi/JoystickGremlinEx/releases/download/13.40.16ex_m/joystick_gremlin_13_40_16_m71.zip

muchimi avatar Feb 07 '25 18:02 muchimi

I still haven't figured out how to make a certain button always stay pressed when the axis is in the right gap?

Beardy404 avatar Feb 08 '25 10:02 Beardy404

The button assignment in the tab "Condition: In range" is not saved.

Beardy404 avatar Feb 08 '25 10:02 Beardy404

Hi, I've tested the button assignment in the in-range condition and it was saving for me. Is this still happening to you in the m72 WIP version? https://github.com/muchimi/JoystickGremlinEx/releases/download/test/joystick_gremlin_13_40_16_m72t.zip

muchimi avatar Feb 14 '25 15:02 muchimi

Updated release with updated gate axis items: https://github.com/muchimi/JoystickGremlinEx/releases/download/test/joystick_gremlin_13_40_16_m73t2.zip

Please confirm the issue has been resolved. Gated axis was a focus for the last few m73 releases.

muchimi avatar Feb 25 '25 21:02 muchimi