Instance GUID?

[scarystuff]

Is it possible to somehow make AntiMicroX use Instance GUID instead of Hardware GUID to recognize the different hardware?

Reason I ask is because I have 2 identical button boxes in my simrig and both AntiMicro and AntiMicroX can't see the difference between them and keeps loading the profile for the first one only and I have to manually keep switching profile on the second button box. They have the same hardware GUID, but different Instance GUID.

If it is not currently possible, could we get it as an option in the future?

[pktiuk]

AFAIK AntiMicroX uses unique ID-s to recognize different pieces of hardware

Example (logs with info level)

INFO	Created new GameController:
			Index:            1
			  UniqueID:         030000005e040000ff020000000072001118767
			  GUID:               030000005e040000ff02000000007200
			  VendorID:         1118
			  ProductID:        767
			  Product Version:  0
			  Name:             Controller (Xbox One For Windows)

They should be different for two pieces of similar hardware

[scarystuff]

I am getting this:

??INFO	"Using SendInput as the event generator."
?WARN	File with game controller mappings  "C:/Program Files/AntiMicroX/bin\\share\\antimicrox\\gamecontrollerdb.txt"  does not exist
??INFO	Created new Joystick:
			Index:            1
			  UniqueID:         030000004f04000084b6000000000000
			  GUID:             030000004f04000084b6000000000000
			  VendorID:         
			  ProductID:        
			  Product Version:  
			  Name:             Thrustmaster T-GT Racing Wheel
			  Game Controller: No
			  # of Axes:       8
			  # of Buttons:    25
			  # of Hats:       1
			
??INFO	Created new GameController:
			Index:            2
			  UniqueID:         030000007900000006000000000000001216
			  GUID:             03000000790000000600000000000000
			  VendorID:         121
			  ProductID:        6
			  Product Version:  0
			  Name:             G-Shark GS-GP702
			  Game Controller: Yes
			  # of Axes:       6
			  # of Buttons:    21
			  # of Hats:       0
			
??INFO	Created new GameController:
			Index:            3
			  UniqueID:         030000007900000006000000000000001218
			  GUID:             03000000790000000600000000000000
			  VendorID:         121
			  ProductID:        8
			  Product Version:  0
			  Name:             G-Shark GS-GP702
			  Game Controller: Yes
			  # of Axes:       6
			  # of Buttons:    21
			  # of Hats:       0
			
??INFO	Created new Joystick:
			Index:            4
			  UniqueID:         030000004f04000060b6000000000000
			  GUID:             030000004f04000060b6000000000000
			  VendorID:         
			  ProductID:        
			  Product Version:  
			  Name:             T500 RS Gear Shift
			  Game Controller: No
			  # of Axes:       2
			  # of Buttons:    10
			  # of Hats:       0
			
??INFO	Loading device settings for:  "Thrustmaster T-GT Racing Wheel"
??INFO	Loading device settings for:  "G-Shark GS-GP702"
??INFO	Loading device settings for:  "G-Shark GS-GP702"
??INFO	Loading device settings for:  "T500 RS Gear Shift"
??INFO	Change joystick  "G-Shark GS-GP702"  profile to:  "C:/Users/Jonah/Documents/Antimicro profiles/AC Left BB.joystick.amgp"
??INFO	Change joystick  "G-Shark GS-GP702"  profile to:  "C:/Users/Jonah/Documents/Antimicro profiles/AC Left BB.joystick.amgp"
??INFO	"Active window changed to: Title = \"antimicro\", Class = \"\", Program = \"C\" or \"C\"."
??INFO	Started saving app config
??INFO	Saving config settings:  "<New>"  for controller:  "Thrustmaster T-GT Racing Wheel"
??INFO	Saving config settings:  "AC Left BB.joystick"  for controller:  "G-Shark GS-GP702"
??INFO	Saving config settings:  "<New>"  for controller:  "T500 RS Gear Shift"
??INFO	"Quitting Program"

It's the G-Shark controllers that are the problem. They do seem to have different UniqueID though, but AntiMicroX keeps loading the same profile for both even if I load a profile for each controller and then restart the program. It keeps using the profile for the first controller only..

[scarystuff]

I just installed 3.2.2 and it still loads the same profile into both my button boxes despite me having 2 different profiles and use one for each button box.

I can Remove the profiles so both button boxes are empty, then load the profile for each button box into the correct one, but when I restart AntimicroX, it will still only load one of the profiles and apply it to both button boxes. So AntimicroX is still unable to differentiate between my button boxes for some reason...