Hey Guys, Update
If I add the Joystick as a Human Interface device then I can register each axis seperately. The problem now come in trying to script something that will broadcast to the PTZ the correct direction and speed. I'm almost certain this requires scripting so I'm now officially out of my ...
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- Mon Mar 01, 2010 7:08 pm
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: Joystick Z-Axis
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- Sun Feb 28, 2010 11:45 pm
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- Topic: Joystick Z-Axis
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Joystick Z-Axis
Hey Guys,
Sorry If I'm a complete noob. I have literally never played with macro's and stuff before and I'm just diving straight in here. I'm trying to get my Joystick to control a PTZ camera and I was hoping to have the X axis as pan, the Y axis as tilt and two of the buttons as zoom. Now the ...
Sorry If I'm a complete noob. I have literally never played with macro's and stuff before and I'm just diving straight in here. I'm trying to get my Joystick to control a PTZ camera and I was hoping to have the X axis as pan, the Y axis as tilt and two of the buttons as zoom. Now the ...