Joystick Mapper Ps4 Controller
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GameMaker Studio 2 has a number of dedicated functions that can be used to detect both analogue and digital controls from multiple connected game pads. These functions work similar to the Device Inputs, in that you can detect up to four different XInput game pads that are connected (and up to 8 DirectInput gamepads) and deal with the input from each one using the same functions. Note that when a gamepad is plugged in to your device (or it is removed) then an asynchronous System Event is triggered where you can deal with the situation using the appropriate functions.
Nov 03, 2019 Joystick Mapper is not available for Windows but there are some alternatives that runs on Windows with similar functionality. The most popular Windows alternative is Xpadder. It’s not free, so if you’re looking for a free alternative, you could try InputMapper or SDL2 Gamepad Tool. DS4-Tool, free download. Utility that provides functionality for PS4 controllers on Windows with controller emulation and DS4 mapping for gaming controls over a Bluetooth connection. Review of DS4 Tool. Includes tests and PC download for Windows 32 and 64-bit systems. Button mapping not obvious. Can’t amend profiles on PS4. If you are a PS4 player, but prefer the design of the Xbox One controller, the Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro Controller might be a better. Joystick Mapper (and any other app that reads gamepad input) uses this information to map the input (button/axis/etc) to the desired output (keyboard/mouse). Joystick Mapper was designed to be generic enough to be able to use any mac compatible joysticks/gamepads, so it can not assume a common popular layout for all controllers.
The gamepad ’slots’ are indexed from 0 with slots 0 - 3 inclusive being only for Xinput gamepads, ie: Xbox360 controllers and compatibles. However you can also check slots 4 - 11 inclusive for DirectInput gamepads, which means you can detect many other models of controller when connected through these slots. It is worth noting that when using DirectInput gamepads, the constants given below may not match exactly the buttons that you expect when they are pressed, due to the fragmented and non-standardised way that the API is implemented by controller manufacturers. Because of this, it is recommend that you have some kind of gamepad setup screen in your games where people can redefine the gamepad buttons based on input from any connected to device to mitigate any issues (there are gamepad ’mapping’ functions that can help with this on Windows Desktop, Ubuntu, macOS, and Android targets, while on all others you would need to do this yourself using code). Also note that Direct Input gamepads are run in cooperative mode which means that your game only has access to them when it is the foreground application, which in turn will cause Direct Input controllers to be ’lost’ if the game loses focus and then ’found’ again when it comes back into focus (this can be detected in the System Event and dealt with).Ps4 Controller Manual
When working with the gamepad functions, input can come from axis, buttons and/or hats, which GameMaker Studio 2 will assign to some or all of the following built-in constants (note that ’hats’ are generally only detected on non-standard controllers):Ps4 Controller AmazonConstantDescriptiongp_face1Top button 1 (this maps to the ’A’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the cross on a PS controller)gp_face2Top button 2 (this maps to the ’B’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the circle on a PS controller)gp_face3Top button 3 (this maps to the ’X’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the square on a PS controller)gp_face4Top button 4 (this maps to the ’Y’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the triangle on a PS controller)gp_shoulderlLeft shoulder buttongp_shoulderlbLeft shoulder triggergp_shoulderrRight shoulder buttongp_shoulderrbRight shoulder triggergp_selectThe select button (this is the PS button on a DS4 controller)gp_startThe start button (this is the ’options’ button on a PS4 controller)gp_sticklThe left stick pressed (as a button)gp_stickrThe right stick pressed (as a button)gp_paduD-pad upgp_paddD-pad downgp_padlD-pad leftgp_padrD-pad rightgp_axislhLeft stick horizontal axis (analogue)gp_axislvLeft stick vertical axis (analogue)gp_axisrhRight stick horizontal axis (analogue)gp_axisrvRight stick vertical axis (analogue)Ps4 Controller Joystick Not Working
To better understand exactly what part of the controller each constant represents, you can refer to the following image of a standard Xinput gamepad: Below you can find a list of all the gamepad functions:
*gamepad_is_supported
*gamepad_is_connected
*gamepad_iget_guid
*gamepad_get_device_count
*gamepad_get_description
*gamepad_get_button_threshold
*gamepad_get_axis_deadzone
*gamepad_get_option
*gamepad_set_button_threshold
*gamepad_get_axis_deadzone
*gamepad_set_vibration
*gamepad_set_colour
*gamepad_set_option
*gamepad_axis_count
*gamepad_axis_value
*gamepad_button_check
*gamepad_button_check_pressed
*gamepad_button_check_released
*gamepad_button_count
*gamepad_button_value
*gamepad_hat_count
*gamepad_hat_value
The following gamepad functions also exist and are used for remapping the built in constants to the direct physical inputs of a given gamepad. These functions are only for the Windows Desktop, Ubuntu, macOS, and Android target platforms and on Windows, they will only be valid for Direct input devices. While GameMaker Studio 2 comes with mappings for a number of different gamepads based on SDL Gamepad Controller DB, however due to the huge number of controller types and brands out there, it is impossible to map the GML constants to the correct inputs for every make and model, so with these functions you have the possibility to create your own custom mappings.
*gamepad_get_mapping
*gamepad_test_mapping
*gamepad_remove_mapping
Compatibility
The following list shows current compatibility across the platforms (note that this will change with future updates):
*Windows is fully supported with up to a maximum of 12 connected devices permitted at once (numbered from 0 to 11, with 0 - 3 being XInput devices and 4 - 11 being DirectInput). Remapping of controller constants is also permitted.
*macOS is supported with up to a maximum of 4 connected devices permitted at once, and these devices can ONLY be of the type Playstation3 or Xbox 360. Please note that the ’Build for Mac AppStore’ option in Mac Game Options needs to be OFF for pad support to work. Remapping of controller constants is also permitted.
*Ubuntu does also support Gamepad input, but you may need to install additional libraries from the Ubuntu repository. You can do this easily by opening a command line terminal and typing the following:
sudo apt-get install jstest-gtk sudo apt-get install joystick.
This will install GUI support for the joystick/gamepad as well as the joystick/gamepad API itself. Remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
*HTML5 games using gamepads are supported by most major browsers, except Safari. Remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
*Gamepad support also extends to iOS with the iCade cabinet. The left axis maps to the stick controller (although the input is digital, not analogue), the four ’face’ buttons map to the cabinet front buttons, and the four shoulder buttons map to those at the back of the cabinet.
*Android export supports NYKO controllers and generic Bluetooth controllers (including the OUYA), but only when they are enabled, meaning that you will have to tick the iCade/Bluetooth option in the General section of the Android Game Options. They require API level 12 for them to work fully and it should be noted that GameMaker Studio 2 will register as connected any Bluetooth devices that your device is paired with, whether or not it’s actually connected. Therefore this should be taken into account when assigning and checking ’slots’. Note that the remapping of controller constants is also permitted.
*On PS4, if you want to use the touch pad tracking you need to use the device_mouse_* buttons. Remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
*On Windows UWP, XBoxOne and Nintendo Switch targets, gamepads are fully supported, but remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
Ideally, on all target platforms, you want to enumerate a list of available gamepad ’slots’ and then check them to see if any devices are detected, something like this:Joysticks For Ps4
var maxpads = gamepad_get_device_count();for (var i = 0; i < maxpads; i++) { if (gamepad_is_connected(i)) { // do stuff with pad ’i’ } }Repair Ps4 Controller Joystick
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*Ps4 Controller Manual
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*Repair Ps4 Controller Joystick
GameMaker Studio 2 has a number of dedicated functions that can be used to detect both analogue and digital controls from multiple connected game pads. These functions work similar to the Device Inputs, in that you can detect up to four different XInput game pads that are connected (and up to 8 DirectInput gamepads) and deal with the input from each one using the same functions. Note that when a gamepad is plugged in to your device (or it is removed) then an asynchronous System Event is triggered where you can deal with the situation using the appropriate functions.
Nov 03, 2019 Joystick Mapper is not available for Windows but there are some alternatives that runs on Windows with similar functionality. The most popular Windows alternative is Xpadder. It’s not free, so if you’re looking for a free alternative, you could try InputMapper or SDL2 Gamepad Tool. DS4-Tool, free download. Utility that provides functionality for PS4 controllers on Windows with controller emulation and DS4 mapping for gaming controls over a Bluetooth connection. Review of DS4 Tool. Includes tests and PC download for Windows 32 and 64-bit systems. Button mapping not obvious. Can’t amend profiles on PS4. If you are a PS4 player, but prefer the design of the Xbox One controller, the Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro Controller might be a better. Joystick Mapper (and any other app that reads gamepad input) uses this information to map the input (button/axis/etc) to the desired output (keyboard/mouse). Joystick Mapper was designed to be generic enough to be able to use any mac compatible joysticks/gamepads, so it can not assume a common popular layout for all controllers.
The gamepad ’slots’ are indexed from 0 with slots 0 - 3 inclusive being only for Xinput gamepads, ie: Xbox360 controllers and compatibles. However you can also check slots 4 - 11 inclusive for DirectInput gamepads, which means you can detect many other models of controller when connected through these slots. It is worth noting that when using DirectInput gamepads, the constants given below may not match exactly the buttons that you expect when they are pressed, due to the fragmented and non-standardised way that the API is implemented by controller manufacturers. Because of this, it is recommend that you have some kind of gamepad setup screen in your games where people can redefine the gamepad buttons based on input from any connected to device to mitigate any issues (there are gamepad ’mapping’ functions that can help with this on Windows Desktop, Ubuntu, macOS, and Android targets, while on all others you would need to do this yourself using code). Also note that Direct Input gamepads are run in cooperative mode which means that your game only has access to them when it is the foreground application, which in turn will cause Direct Input controllers to be ’lost’ if the game loses focus and then ’found’ again when it comes back into focus (this can be detected in the System Event and dealt with).Ps4 Controller Manual
When working with the gamepad functions, input can come from axis, buttons and/or hats, which GameMaker Studio 2 will assign to some or all of the following built-in constants (note that ’hats’ are generally only detected on non-standard controllers):Ps4 Controller AmazonConstantDescriptiongp_face1Top button 1 (this maps to the ’A’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the cross on a PS controller)gp_face2Top button 2 (this maps to the ’B’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the circle on a PS controller)gp_face3Top button 3 (this maps to the ’X’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the square on a PS controller)gp_face4Top button 4 (this maps to the ’Y’ on an Xbox 360 controller and the triangle on a PS controller)gp_shoulderlLeft shoulder buttongp_shoulderlbLeft shoulder triggergp_shoulderrRight shoulder buttongp_shoulderrbRight shoulder triggergp_selectThe select button (this is the PS button on a DS4 controller)gp_startThe start button (this is the ’options’ button on a PS4 controller)gp_sticklThe left stick pressed (as a button)gp_stickrThe right stick pressed (as a button)gp_paduD-pad upgp_paddD-pad downgp_padlD-pad leftgp_padrD-pad rightgp_axislhLeft stick horizontal axis (analogue)gp_axislvLeft stick vertical axis (analogue)gp_axisrhRight stick horizontal axis (analogue)gp_axisrvRight stick vertical axis (analogue)Ps4 Controller Joystick Not Working
To better understand exactly what part of the controller each constant represents, you can refer to the following image of a standard Xinput gamepad: Below you can find a list of all the gamepad functions:
*gamepad_is_supported
*gamepad_is_connected
*gamepad_iget_guid
*gamepad_get_device_count
*gamepad_get_description
*gamepad_get_button_threshold
*gamepad_get_axis_deadzone
*gamepad_get_option
*gamepad_set_button_threshold
*gamepad_get_axis_deadzone
*gamepad_set_vibration
*gamepad_set_colour
*gamepad_set_option
*gamepad_axis_count
*gamepad_axis_value
*gamepad_button_check
*gamepad_button_check_pressed
*gamepad_button_check_released
*gamepad_button_count
*gamepad_button_value
*gamepad_hat_count
*gamepad_hat_value
The following gamepad functions also exist and are used for remapping the built in constants to the direct physical inputs of a given gamepad. These functions are only for the Windows Desktop, Ubuntu, macOS, and Android target platforms and on Windows, they will only be valid for Direct input devices. While GameMaker Studio 2 comes with mappings for a number of different gamepads based on SDL Gamepad Controller DB, however due to the huge number of controller types and brands out there, it is impossible to map the GML constants to the correct inputs for every make and model, so with these functions you have the possibility to create your own custom mappings.
*gamepad_get_mapping
*gamepad_test_mapping
*gamepad_remove_mapping
Compatibility
The following list shows current compatibility across the platforms (note that this will change with future updates):
*Windows is fully supported with up to a maximum of 12 connected devices permitted at once (numbered from 0 to 11, with 0 - 3 being XInput devices and 4 - 11 being DirectInput). Remapping of controller constants is also permitted.
*macOS is supported with up to a maximum of 4 connected devices permitted at once, and these devices can ONLY be of the type Playstation3 or Xbox 360. Please note that the ’Build for Mac AppStore’ option in Mac Game Options needs to be OFF for pad support to work. Remapping of controller constants is also permitted.
*Ubuntu does also support Gamepad input, but you may need to install additional libraries from the Ubuntu repository. You can do this easily by opening a command line terminal and typing the following:
sudo apt-get install jstest-gtk sudo apt-get install joystick.
This will install GUI support for the joystick/gamepad as well as the joystick/gamepad API itself. Remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
*HTML5 games using gamepads are supported by most major browsers, except Safari. Remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
*Gamepad support also extends to iOS with the iCade cabinet. The left axis maps to the stick controller (although the input is digital, not analogue), the four ’face’ buttons map to the cabinet front buttons, and the four shoulder buttons map to those at the back of the cabinet.
*Android export supports NYKO controllers and generic Bluetooth controllers (including the OUYA), but only when they are enabled, meaning that you will have to tick the iCade/Bluetooth option in the General section of the Android Game Options. They require API level 12 for them to work fully and it should be noted that GameMaker Studio 2 will register as connected any Bluetooth devices that your device is paired with, whether or not it’s actually connected. Therefore this should be taken into account when assigning and checking ’slots’. Note that the remapping of controller constants is also permitted.
*On PS4, if you want to use the touch pad tracking you need to use the device_mouse_* buttons. Remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
*On Windows UWP, XBoxOne and Nintendo Switch targets, gamepads are fully supported, but remapping of controller constants is not permitted.
Ideally, on all target platforms, you want to enumerate a list of available gamepad ’slots’ and then check them to see if any devices are detected, something like this:Joysticks For Ps4
var maxpads = gamepad_get_device_count();for (var i = 0; i < maxpads; i++) { if (gamepad_is_connected(i)) { // do stuff with pad ’i’ } }Repair Ps4 Controller Joystick
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