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    Many axis joystick

    Did you have to program these in arduino aswell? If so, how did you reference the extra axis?
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    Many axis joystick

    I'm using the very basic and free version of visual studio to edit the descriptor and arduino to program the joystick. I can change the desc. file all day long and see various different results but do i need to change any other files? What files get loaded to the chip other than the descriptor...
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    Many axis joystick

    Other desc examples I've looked at only call 1 each of a number of types of axis like Zr, Yr, slider, dial, knob, throttle etc. (Like the lufa example above) Where as I've been trying to include multiples of one type or 2 types only, like slider and throttle which seems to be less successful. I...
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    Many axis joystick

    I'm very interested in this Paul. I've been trying to add more axis (throttle type not x,y,z) and have been toying with descriptors and the like but I haven't been able to write a HID for it as I don't seem to have the software capable. The hid tool from USB.org always crashes when I try to save...
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    editing usb_joystic.h to include more analogue pins

    Thanks Paul. I'll start there and post my results here for anyone interested. But I'm a beginner so might be a while.
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    editing usb_joystic.h to include more analogue pins

    I'm working on making a 'joystick' which has many throttle-like controls. ie. analogue inputs. The joystick example that i have looked at is the one that come with the teensyduino. I realised this is limited to 6 axes(also stated on the website http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_joystick.html) I am...
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