Shift838 Posted October 7, 2016 Share Posted October 7, 2016 I did not want to put this in the Development area since this is really not for the TI (YET). So, I was attempting (badly i might add) last night to play the Game of the month for the High Score competition (Protector II) and quickly realized that my USB joystick I dug out I can't stand. Too many buttons and axis. So since I have a few Teensy Micro Controllers laying around and I knew I had a Parallax 2 axis joystick still in its package I sat out to make my own. A 2 axis, single button joystick. So I got it proofed on a bread board and pounded out some code for the Teensy. After a couple of changes to the code (one to add a 'DEADZONE' for the joystick) it all works great. I also had to reverse the logic for the button for the TI Emulators like 'Classic 99' to see that the button was not actually pressed. So now I have the circuit and will be buying a button to be used for the fire button and put it in its own enclosure. But I wanted to share the photo of it on a bread board. If I want to (I did test the code to do this) I can add more buttons with ease. My intent for this is to hopefully end up using some of the code and circuitry to create a joystick interface that will allow us to use a USB joystick on the TI eventually. Once (and if) that happens I will start a new thread in the development forum. But until then here is the pic. Of course I still suck at Protector II !!!! If anyone wants the code just PM me. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sinphaltimus Posted October 7, 2016 Share Posted October 7, 2016 I suck a Protector II as well and I'm playing with keyboard on http://www.ti99iuc.it/web/index.php?pageid=165&pagina=sala_giochi&sezione=5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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