No big deal but switching back and forth swiftly is not doable. The biggest of course being that though ive gotten the game 'fixed' enough to make it through the opening developer/publisher screens it still crashes if i tab away to another program. This was no big deal as ive made a decent layout that is yet not fully tested in the game for a number of reasons. Such as being able to choose power/flurry attack as opposed to default.

The best term i could think of is deadzone, but glovepie unfortunately reads this as the sensitivity of how fast/slow the mouse moves. I wanted to write a script to counter this but i dont know the specific term that would be used for it and cant seem to find anything in web forums. So with the mouse function of the game tied to my right stick im having a very difficult time testing my new control scheme. In this case its specifically the x axis of the right analog. This can occur irregardless of how well you take care of your analogs.

I just havent tested its ease of use in the game. CMDR Igor Rocks GlovePIE Config Script.Mouse.DirectInputY = Mouse.DirectInputY + 10*deadzone(XInput1.Joy2Y)As i said though im happy w/ how that looks so far and it runs correctly. Now for the hard part.Mouse.DirectInputX = Mouse.DirectInputX + 10*deadzone(XInput1.Joy2X)Additionally, the bot uses what are called converters which makes specifying roles, members, channels etc easy. Setup GlovePIE to use the Wii guitar controller. A and B control the mouse buttons. Tilting your Wiimote should control the mouse cursor, and it should make the Wiimote vibrate when you hit the screen.

LolUpon still having absolutely no luck finding what i was looking for in forums i went back to my script and started comparing it to some of my older scripts to find a solution.After a while of looking right at it and not seeing it, it all came flooding back.The number i was adjusting before is the one just before the deadzone command and does indeed of course pertain to sensitivity.The equation immediately following the deadzone command pertains to the dead zone.In other words deadzone IS the command for pressure required and thus is what i needed to adjust.Maybe its because the script above doesnt have a numerical value within the equation that it took me sooo long to realize it.Adjusting the above value of 10 will of course adjust the sensitivity of the mouse movement to slower w/ a lower value and faster w/ a higher value.While adding a numerical value to the end of the equation pertaining to the deadzone will adjust the pressure required to activate the output.Ie: Mouse.DirectInputX = Mouse.DirectInputX + 10*deadzone(XInput1.Joy2X0.2)Im still running some trouble shooting to compensate for the pull of the analog but this solves the problem.FUNNY HOW ONE CAN MAKE THEMSELVES FEEL LIKE A COMPLETE JACKASS SOMETIMES.

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