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Postby Absolutezero132 » Sun Apr 13, 2008 8:45 pm

on game controller properties for my gh3 usb x-plorer controller, the whammybar controls the x rotation and the tilt controlls the y rotation. however, on joy2key it wont let me use those, it will only let me use x and y axis. what i was going to do was make my tilt=jurgen power. that didnt work, so i tried the same thing to make whammy=jurgen power. that didnt work either. So, i came to the conclusion that it wouldnt let me do that because the x and y rotation werent listed in joy2key, only the axes were. is there any way that i can use these with another program?
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Postby Guywiththegun » Mon Apr 14, 2008 10:03 am

Why are you using joy2key? X-plorer works perfectly for me with the Microsoft X-Box 360 drivers . . I have tilt as star power and it works beautifully, though MUCH easier to activate than GH or RB (which was kind of annoying anyway). Whammy works as Kill-switch too.

If this is for that double strum fix, than you should be able to just map the double-strum and use the native X-plorer controls for everything else . .
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Postby MarvinPA » Mon Apr 14, 2008 12:54 pm

Joy2Key can be used it is useful if you want two guitars playing,

The tily is never a good idea to use as Jurgen Power Anyway because you can set it off at the wrong time.
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Postby myfingershurt » Mon Apr 14, 2008 1:24 pm

Absolutezero132 wrote:on game controller properties for my gh3 usb x-plorer controller, the whammybar controls the x rotation and the tilt controlls the y rotation. however, on joy2key it wont let me use those, it will only let me use x and y axis. what i was going to do was make my tilt=jurgen power. that didnt work, so i tried the same thing to make whammy=jurgen power. that didnt work either. So, i came to the conclusion that it wouldnt let me do that because the x and y rotation werent listed in joy2key, only the axes were. is there any way that i can use these with another program?

For Joy2Key, in order to access axis other than x and y, go to the Options tab and check the option "use axis other than x and y" and you should see all your other analog inputs associated with the joystick.

Note: they are all labeled as "axis" and there will probably be some unused, you will have to try setting each one to a key and then test them until you find the analog signals you are looking for.
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Postby Absolutezero132 » Mon Apr 14, 2008 6:16 pm

lol i didnt know you could set tilt and whammy w/o joy2key. ty for the help
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Postby Rogue_F » Mon Apr 14, 2008 9:41 pm

You should use xpadder instead.

I've found it far more flexible than joy2key.

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