Ha 
i knew it would be something silly thank you so much!
Haven't done much coding for a while and forgot some of it.
i knew it would be something silly thank you so much!Haven't done much coding for a while and forgot some of it.
Can i use 'foreach' to avoid having to put multiple 'if' *update new question*
name explains most of it, basically i am using this code:
It detects button presses from a steering wheel, this is the button select feature from my game controller interface program.
Basically i want to know if i can use 'foreach' to make it so i only have to have one if statement.
i have tried:
but it seems to not work, i would be greatful for any help available!
thanks
Peter
private void timer2_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Poll();
byte[] joystickbtn = state.GetButtons();
buttons = new bool[joystickbtn.Length];
int j = 0;
foreach (byte button in joystickbtn)
{
buttons[j] = button >= 128;
j++;
}
if (buttons[16])
{
label1.Text = ("16");
timer2.Enabled = false;
}
if (buttons[17])
{
label1.Text = ("17");
timer2.Enabled = false;
}
if (buttons[18])
{
label1.Text = ("18");
timer2.Enabled = false;
}
if (buttons[19])
{
label1.Text = ("19");
timer2.Enabled = false;
}
}It detects button presses from a steering wheel, this is the button select feature from my game controller interface program.
Basically i want to know if i can use 'foreach' to make it so i only have to have one if statement.
i have tried:
if (buttons[j])
{
label1.Text = (j);
timer2.Enabled = false;
}but it seems to not work, i would be greatful for any help available!
thanks
Peter
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G force is relative to inertia and velocity isn't it?
You should try the redbull air racer planes, pulling ~10g all the time!
You should try the redbull air racer planes, pulling ~10g all the time!
I have just got back into LFS and with it, into LFS programming again, my query is:
It may have been mentioned early but can this be set up as purely a client side Insim? eg outside of the server, i may have forgotten somethign that is really silly haven't done it for so long!
It may have been mentioned early but can this be set up as purely a client side Insim? eg outside of the server, i may have forgotten somethign that is really silly
haven't done it for so long!Most of the time i disconnect when i switch to unwindowed mode 
No it was £60 with free p&p and 2 year warranty, and it was brand new
Its cause you haven't bloody paid for the game
Get ano old joystick then remove one of the pots from the x y axis, mount it onto the hand brake stalk then mount the pot body somewhere then your done
you can get a brand new DFGT on ebay for £60...
I would assume as the current goings, S3 would probably be £36, but S2 then upgrade
Having a USB version would require the use of a USB controller chip and a PIC, which would then require a bit of code written and a £20 PIC writer, in the long run it may be cheaper (and easier) to get a parallel port chip for your computer
Logitech DFGT Scroll Wheel control application WIP (doesnt have to be a DFGT read on)
I am currently coding an application which will harness the scroll wheel of my recently got DFGT steering wheel. I intend to use a client side insim application to show 'buttons' on the lfs screen which scroll with the scroll wheel, allowing control of applications such as windows media player(while inside lfs) and i have to say i am qute excited!
Let me know what you think!
Peter
P.S this app would be useable on any controller as long as it has 3+ spare buttons.
I did originally have this in a thread in the LFS programmer forum available here: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=58587
Attached is a sample of the work but it will only work with the DFGT atm as all the button assignments are fixed, try it out!
Also make sure the DFGT is the only game controller plugged in for proper operation, this will all be remidied by the final product.
I am coming to the end of my first year at college and it is a bit of a rush so it may slow it down slightly, watch this space!!!
EDIT: you may need .Net Framework installed for it to work
Let me know what you think!
Peter
P.S this app would be useable on any controller as long as it has 3+ spare buttons.
I did originally have this in a thread in the LFS programmer forum available here: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=58587
Attached is a sample of the work but it will only work with the DFGT atm as all the button assignments are fixed, try it out!
Also make sure the DFGT is the only game controller plugged in for proper operation, this will all be remidied by the final product.
I am coming to the end of my first year at college and it is a bit of a rush so it may slow it down slightly, watch this space!!!
EDIT: you may need .Net Framework installed for it to work
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Good idea AA, i'll do that!
I take it the DFGT isn't a very popular wheel...
The GT logo lights up when it is plugged in, it is also a horn button pretty cool if you ask me...
pretty cool if you ask me...Are people getting a debugging error when they download that?
The DFP power supply says:
24v 750mA positive tip
and the DFGT one says:
24v 0.7A Positive tip
(750mA = 0.7A)
So they should work
About the DFP power supply, the plug did fall off but i used my ace soldering skills and heat shrinking skills to solder it back on, it is a solid soldering job, i can pull it pretty hard and the wires do not pull of. i cannot remember what it said on the multimetre but i can check for you.
The solder job is on the low voltage side of the transformer so there is no shoddy mains connection, i might get some pics up at some point if you are further interested.
24v 750mA positive tip
and the DFGT one says:
24v 0.7A Positive tip
(750mA = 0.7A)
So they should work
About the DFP power supply, the plug did fall off but i used my ace soldering skills and heat shrinking skills to solder it back on, it is a solid soldering job, i can pull it pretty hard and the wires do not pull of. i cannot remember what it said on the multimetre but i can check for you.
The solder job is on the low voltage side of the transformer so there is no shoddy mains connection, i might get some pics up at some point if you are further interested.
DFGT is a lot more quieter than the DFP
BTW, i am making an interface program for the scroll wheel and the information about it can be found here:
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=58587
Aswell as a little sample program!!!
BTW, i am making an interface program for the scroll wheel and the information about it can be found here:
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=58587
Aswell as a little sample program!!!
I have found that out and no longer need help on that
I have a Concept program for all you DFGT owners to try out, sorry but it will not work on anything else, unless it has more than 18 buttons (The scrolling action works on buttons 17 and 18)
What do you think?
I have a Concept program for all you DFGT owners to try out, sorry but it will not work on anything else, unless it has more than 18 buttons (The scrolling action works on buttons 17 and 18)
What do you think?
I am using this site as a reference for detecting the Controller buttons but when i try and use:
It says there is nothing in the context called 'Buttons'
Can Anyone Help?
It says there is nothing in the context called 'Buttons'
Can Anyone Help?
DFGT Scroll Wheel control application WIP
I do not at the moment need help, i just wanted to document my work. I am currently coding an application which will harness the scroll wheel of my recently got DFGT steering wheel. I intend to use a client side insim application to show 'buttons' on the lfs screen which scroll with the scroll wheel, allowing control of applications such as windows media player(while inside lfs) and i have to say i am qute excited!
Let me know what you think!
Peter
P.S this app would be useable on any controller as long as it has 3+ spare buttons
Let me know what you think!
Peter
P.S this app would be useable on any controller as long as it has 3+ spare buttons
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