Gamepad Support Request

Originally Posted by Prevch

I used to think that, but honesty, after using the 360 controller for awhile now, I think I like it better than the PS2 controller, for shooters anyways.

I would be interested to see that PS2 to 360 signal converter....you clearly are a man that is passionate about your PS2 controller!

yeah, I will see if I can knock something up soon and put up some pics. Gotta finish my ultrasonic rangefinder report first!

Originally Posted by foxandthehen

yeah, I will see if I can knock something up soon and put up some pics. Gotta finish my ultrasonic rangefinder report first!

cool what are you doing with that?

A contorller eh ?

I'll see if i can play with my controller in game. I'm not used to playing on a keyboard and when i'm being attacked i press the wrong buttons and die lol. haha.

I'm defently going to try to see if it works.

Originally Posted by Prevch

cool what are you doing with that?

i have finished doing that now, knock it together at uni a wee while ago. however, I still have to write a report on it.

It sends out a 35ms ultrasonic pulse, waits for its echo and then works out the distance by Time of Flight of the pulse. aka, a sonar

Its quite a simple circuit, but was really good fun to put together as was the first time in years I had the chance to make a digital device from making the printed circuit board up.

Originally Posted by foxandthehen

i have finished doing that now, knock it together at uni a wee while ago. however, I still have to write a report on it.

It sends out a 35ms ultrasonic pulse, waits for its echo and then works out the distance by Time of Flight of the pulse. aka, a sonar

Its quite a simple circuit, but was really good fun to put together as was the first time in years I had the chance to make a digital device from making the printed circuit board up.

That side of computing I never got, with all the gates etc. Hence programming. But it looks interesting.

Originally Posted by foxandthehen

i have finished doing that now, knock it together at uni a wee while ago. however, I still have to write a report on it.

It sends out a 35ms ultrasonic pulse, waits for its echo and then works out the distance by Time of Flight of the pulse. aka, a sonar

Its quite a simple circuit, but was really good fun to put together as was the first time in years I had the chance to make a digital device from making the printed circuit board up.

Yup gotcha. That's a fun little project