A GamePad HID library for Arduino Pro Micro/Leonardo (ATMega32u4) This library works only on Arduino IDE 1.6.6 or higher!
Create a new directory named "Gamepad" in Documents > Arduino > libraries, and copy all files from repository into that directory
http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-LeonardoMicroATMega32u4-As-GamepadGame-Con/
//Including a library
#include <Gamepad.h>
//Initializing a Gamepad
Gamepad gp;
int buttonIndex = 0;
bool setState = true;
void setup() {
}
void loop() {
gp.setButtonState(buttonIndex++, setState);
if(buttonIndex == 16)
{
setState = !setState; //negate the value
buttonIndex = 0;
}
delay(500);
}
- Just try a game what supports a normal GamePad (not X360, if you want to play game whats support only X360, use X360CE)
- Or use a Windows Devices "Tester" (where is option to calibrate a GamePad, but I recommending a Arduinos calibration in example project): Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printers and search your device (for me its a Arduino Leonardo) > Right click > Settings of game device > Properties > Test
Initializing a USB HID Descriptor
boolean
useZRx (defaultfalse
): Z is used to represent the right stick’s X axis, Rx is used to represent the right stick’s Y axis. This doesn’t make sense but this is how most existing USB game pads work. I have tested this using Battlefield Bad Company 2, it works. SOURCE
Sending a update report, its not needed to use, its executed automatically
Setting a Button State
uint8_t
button - Number of button (0 - 15), Button #1 is 0, Button #2 is 1 etc...bool
state -true
is pressed,false
is released
Setting an "axis" for Left Thumbstick X Axis
uint8_t
axis - a value from -127 to 127, when 0 means center (you must format a values from real Thumbsticks to this ranges)
Setting an "axis" for Left Thumbstick Y Axis
uint8_t
axis - a value from -127 to 127, when 0 means center (you must format a values from real Thumbsticks to this ranges)
Setting an "axis" for Right Thumbstick X Axis
uint8_t
axis - a value from -127 to 127, when 0 means center (you must format a values from real Thumbsticks to this ranges)
Setting an "axis" for Right Thumbstick Y Axis
uint8_t
axis - a value from -127 to 127, when 0 means center (you must format a values from real Thumbsticks to this ranges)