new GamePadController(renderer, options:Object)
Search and initialize a Gamepad and make event listeners available.
tested with X Box controller
Gamepad Example on codepen:
codepen
Check for an example this video on Youtue
This goes in part with this Codepen Demo
Buttons are on 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 ... n, axis are on 100, 101, 102, 103, ... 10n
1. button 1
2. button 2
3. button 3
4. button 4
...
n. button n
100. axis1 x
101. axis1 y
102. axis2 x
103. axis2 y
...
10n. axisn y
10n. axisn y
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
renderer |
GlRenderer | GlRenderer object |
options:Object |
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Example
var gamepad1 = new GamePadController( renderer, {});
gamepad1.init()
gamepad1.render()
// do something on button 1, should return [ 1, 1 ] on down and [ 1, 0 ] on keyup
gamepad1.addEventListener( 1, function( _arr ) { console.log( _arr ) })
// do something with left-axis-x, should return [ 100, 0.34295876 ]
gamepad1.addEventListener( 100, function( _arr ) { console.log( _arr ) })Members
bypass :boolean
Type:
- boolean
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debug :boolean
Type:
- boolean
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gamepad_index :integer
when multiple devices identify as gamepads, use ie. gamepad1.gamepad_index = 1 to select the second gamepad [0, 1, 2, ...]
Type:
- integer
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Methods
addEventListener(_target, _callback)
addEventListener
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_target |
integer | the number of controller being pressed |
_callback |
function | the callback to be executed |
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Example
function doSomething(_arr ) {
console.log('pressed1', arr)
}
gamepad.addEventListener(1, function() )getNodes()
getNodes -- helper, shows current nodes
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removeEventListener(_target)
removeEventListener
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_target |
integer | the number of controller being pressed |
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Example
gamepad.removeEventListener(1)(static) connect()
connect, should be automatic, but you can always call gamepad1.connect()
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(inner) init()
init, should be automatic, but you can always call gamepad.init() yourself
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(inner) update()
update, should be automatic, but you can always call gamepad1.update()
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