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1. Where did you get your definitions of buttons codes?

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2. Hi,

   If you are talking about the wired adapter using the teensy++, mappings are hard-coded in KeyboardDriver.c from line 209 and in MouseDriver.c from line 374.

   If you are talking about the sixaxis emulator using bluetooth, mappings are hard-coded in emuclient.c in "key" and "clic" functions of emuclient.c (resp. line 152 and line 229).

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3. Hello, I would love to talk to you more about your project of a universal do-it-yourself PS3 controller. Have you tried using the Teensy with the PS3 version 3.5 firmware? Is it blocked?

   I design unique video game controllers for disabled individuals who have no use of their hands and arms. They play with their tongue, head, eyebrows, etc. Was hoping to use a Teensy to build an even more adaptable PS3 controller?

   Or even just a PS2 controller which I understand is simpler than is essentially a PCB breakout board for the microcontroller?

   Any insights you can provide be greatly helpful.

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4. Hi,
   It's possible to emulate any working usb controller including a sixaxis.
   But emulating a sixaxis is probably not a good choice, it's easier to emulate a generic usb hid controller.

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5. Hi,

   I need to do some repetitive actions in a PS3, and to save some time, i was thinking in automate the proccess.

   What i actually do is play a game for 15 minutes. Exit, and then start again.

   I would like to know if you can explain to me a little of your work.

   All i want to do is plug in a Teensi/Arduino to the PS3 and let them do some precharged actions.

   Is it possible with your code? How can i enter the macro in the hex code?

   Thanks in advance

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6. Have a look at the sixaxis emulator tutorial.

   There is a built-in macro tool.

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