Warning: the configuration writer of the mouse calibration mode is not working (issue 82) 🙁
If you are upgrading from v0.15 or lower, read this post first: link.
New configuration example installed in the /etc/emuclient folder:
- CallOfDuty:BlackOpsG500i.xml (with stick intensity control)
Improvements:
the calibration mode automatically saves the configuration- stick intensity control for button-to-stick mapping
- macros are fixed
- emuclient is started automatically
- the last used config file is auto-selected
- a (big) memory leak is fixed
All corrected issues:
Download links:
New sixemuconf layout:
It’s now possible to have a better control over a stick with 4 keys or buttons (for ex WASD) and at least 1 modifier key or button (for ex a wheel, which is in fact 2 buttons).
The original idea was to enable to reach mid-positions. This was proposed by KillerBug (see issue 73).
The solution I coded enables to reach more positions of the 8 directions that can be generated with 4 buttons. Up to 127 positions for each direction = up to 1016 positions!
Example:
– dead zone = 31 (null-movement positions = black zone)
– shape = circle
– steps = 3 (number of positions for each direction)
The circle radiuses are 127, 95, 63.
Each red dot is a position we can reach with 4 direction buttons (ex WASD) + at least 1 modifier button (ex wheel).
With shape = rectangle, the red dots are aligned as squares.
Enjoy!!
I keep having an issue with this…everything starts fine (I can finally assign all the movements!), then at some point the character gets stuck on a certain motion (for example, turning right). Then the mouse cursor shows back up on the laptop and it is like I pressed escape. I am running ubuntu 11.04; totally clean; I wiped the laptop and installed nothing but ubuntu, 3rd party drivers, and v0.21
It usually only takes 1-2 minutes of gameplay to do it.
Please open another issue (link) and attach your config file.
To identify what key sequence generates this pb, you can start emuclient in a terminal with the following command:
emuclient –config name.xml –status
Replace "name.xml" with your config file.
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How does it work? Is it replacing the ps3 fan regulator? Or is it scaling the PWM to make the fan work up to the 100% speed?
It replaces the onboard regulator. On slims it gives you speed controls from ~9% to ~91%, and on fats, it gives speed controls from ~12% to ~138%. This is 138% of the stock maximum speed; it is still only 91% of the rated speed for the fan itself. One version has a trimmer where you just set the speed and leave it, the other version has a POT that you have to drill a hole for, but which allows for adjustment without reopening the system. Personally, I prefer the trimmer version…I just set them to the highest speed that does not annoy me with noise, and I never need to adjust.
Ok, I'm interested. I usually prefer regulated speed as I like silent devices. A regulated controller reading the i2c temp sensors is something I would like to have, but there is no one available.
I will send you my address in a mail.