Petit probléme sur DTXMANIA

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fragger56 wrote:
I recently picked up GH for 360 and due to the controller being natively USB decided to try it out with DTXmania.

Unfortunately it seems i cannot map the wail and strum in DTXmania to the strum bar and whammy bar on the 360 GH guitar as they are not buttons but set as a hat and a axis respectively.

Does anyone know of a way to get DTXmania to accept a hat and axis as inputs or a way to remap the keys?

Thanks


OK SO today I went out and purchased Guitar Hero 2 for the 360. A great game by the way.

I plugged the GHII controller into PC, installed the MS drivers and have limited functionality. I could get the fret keys to work but that's about it.

Time to research further ... So far so good (but not quite there yet)

I found this while digging around.

http://www.guitarzero2.proboards78.com/index.cgi?board=tutorials&action=display&thread=1177741794&page=1

This is an alternative 360 controller driver.
I have worked out the strum as per the destructions but can't work out the whammy bar or the Guitar Tilt sensor but I haven't spent a huge amount of time on it.

Basically, I can strum and I use one of the surplus fret buttons for Wail but that is a little awkward.

Maybe I will dig further - maybe I won't but this is a real option to investigate.

If I find out more I will port here (or at least a link) and I hope others will do the same if they find out anything useful.

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fragger56 wrote:
I recently picked up GH for 360 and due to the controller being natively USB decided to try it out with DTXmania.

Unfortunately it seems i cannot map the wail and strum in DTXmania to the strum bar and whammy bar on the 360 GH guitar as they are not buttons but set as a hat and a axis respectively.

Does anyone know of a way to get DTXmania to accept a hat and axis as inputs or a way to remap the keys?

Thanks

OK ... Finally! GH2 Guitar fully functional with DTXMANIA.

My other post covers the modified XBox360 controller driver so make sure you get that although I don't believe it is necessary.

Before I start you (apparently) can't map one joystick Axis to another which was my initial way of thinking. Instead I realised that if DTXMania works with a keyboard then perhaps someone has created a Joystick to keyboard mapper ... and someone has!

The software I used is AutoHotKey www.autohotkey.com
and below is the simple script I used to make the wammy work. You may wish to change the sensitivity as I have it set to 70 (0-100)

Feedback welcome but I haven't spent much time on this. I suggest you read the info on the AutoHotKey site.

Have fun. Let me know if this has helped please? I spent a lot of time going through this and would like to know if it was worth sharing.

Stu


#Persistent ; Keep this script running until the user explicitly exits it.
SetTimer, WatchAxis, 5

WatchAxis:
GetKeyState, JoyV, JoyV ; Get position of V axis.
KeyToHoldDownPrev = %KeyToHoldDown% ; Prev now holds the key that was down before (if any).

if JoyV > 70
KeyToHoldDown = Right
else
KeyToHoldDown =

if KeyToHoldDown = %KeyToHoldDownPrev% ; The correct key is already down (or no key is needed).
return ; Do nothing.

; Otherwise, release the previous key and press down the new key:
SetKeyDelay -1 ; Avoid delays between keystrokes.
if KeyToHoldDownPrev ; There is a previous key to release.
Send, {%KeyToHoldDownPrev% up} ; Release it.
if KeyToHoldDown ; There is a key to press down.
Send, {%KeyToHoldDown% down} ; Press it down.
return


투고일시: 2007/6/6 5:28

As you may or may not have noticed, the 360's X-plorer guitar
won't work with Guitar Zero using the normal Microsft driver.
This is because the strum button is seen as a POV Hat (D-Pad)
by Windows and Guitar Zero is programmed to be used with a
controller in analog mode (that is, no D-Pad!).

The workaround is to use XBCD to re-map the strum button as
something OTHER than a D-Pad (an analog axis for example).
However, XBCD won't even recognize the guitar unless you force
it to.

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do just that:

1. Install XBCD (do a FULL install, source code and everything)
  Note: it doesn't matter at this point if the guitar is
  already plugged in and installed with Microsoft's drivers.

2. Once installed, go XBCD's DRIVER directory. By default:
  c:\Program Files\XBCD 360\Source Code\Driver

3. a) Open the file "XBCD.inf" using Notepad

   OR

  b) Replace it with "XBCD_360Guitar.inf" (if I have supplied
      it to you) and rename it as "XBCD.inf". Skip to step 6.


4. Scroll down to the bottom of the Device List and add the
  following line (you will recognize where this goes):

%XBCD_360.DeviceDesc%   =Install, USB\VID_1430&PID_4748      ; RedOctane X-plorer Guitar

5. Save the file and exit.

6. If your guitar is not yet plugged it, plug it in.
  If it is already installed, locate it in Device Manager
  and click "Update Driver".

7. Windows will ask whether you'd like to automatically search
  for the driver or find it manually. Opt for the manual route
  and specify the "XBCD.inf" file.

8. Ignore any warnings about the driver not being "signed". The
  installation should successfully complete in a few moments.

9. Now, open up the "XBCD Setup Utility" and remap the D-Pad's
  UP button as the "-Y" axis and the DOWN button as "+Y" axis.

10. Click "Apply" then "Exit". DONE!


You should now be able to fire up Guitar Zero, set the controller
configuration in the Options menu and start strummin' away!!!

Enjoy!

=)

TECHNICAL NOTE: When adding the device to the XBCD.inf file, I
used the Vendor ID (VID) and Product ID (PID) of the guitar I was
currently using. Since the model of guitar is a variable that is
liable to change in future, you may need to find your own VID/PID
numbers instead of copying and pasting the code above. To do this,
use a program like USBView.exe.

Comme vous l'avez peut être ou pas remarqué, les 360 X-plorer guitares ne fonctionnent pas avec Guitar Zero en utilisant le driver Microsoft s'origine.
C'est parce que le bouton correspondnant au médiateur (gratte) est perçu comme un Pad directionnel par le driver microsoft....etc.

La solution est d'utiliser XBCD pour mapper le bouton de la gratte avec quelque chose qui soit différent d'un Pad directionnel...

1. Installer XBCD (faites une installation complète (install + code source))
    Note: Cela ne pose pas de problème si la guitare a déja été branché et donc que le driver microsoft soit déjà installé.

2. Une fois installé, allez dans le répertoire Driver. Par défaut:
    C: \ Program Files \ XBCD 360 \ Source Code \ Driver

3. A) Ouvrez le fichier "XBCD.inf» à l'aide de Notepad

    OU

    B) Remplacez-le par "XBCD_360Guitar.inf" (si je vous l'ai fourni), et renommez le en "XBCD.inf" (ecraser le fichier). Passer directement à l'étape 6.


4. Faites défiler jusqu'à la fin de la liste des périphériques et ajouter le
    Ligne suivante (vous reconnaîtrez là où elle doit se placer):

%XBCD_360.DeviceDesc%  =Install, USB\VID_1430&PID_4748      ; RedOctane X-plorer Guitar


5. Enregistrez et fermer le fichier.

6. -Si votre guitare n'est pas encore branché, branchez la.
    -Si elle est déjà installée, allez dans le Gestionnaire de périphériques
    et cliquez sur «Mettre à jour le pilote".

7. Windows vous demandera si vous souhaitez lancer une recherche automatique ou manuelle. Choisissez manuelle et sélectionner le fichier "XBCD.inf"

8. Ignorer tous les avertissements...L'installation doit se terminer avec succès.

9. Maintenant, ouvrez le "Setup Utility XBCD" et remappez le la touche haut (respectivement bas) du D-Pad comme l'axe "-Y" (respectivement "+Y").

10. Cliquez sur "Apply" et quitter.

Vous devriez maintenant être en mesure d'utilser la touche médiateur de votre guitare...


NOTE TECHNIQUE: Lors de l'ajout du dispositif dans le fichier XBCD.inf, il faut utiliser L'ID du vendeur (VID) et l'identification du produit (PID) de votre guitare. Comme le modèle de guitare a surement changer, vous devez changer ces deux informations par celle de votre guitare (utiliser USBView.exe).