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Split Turntables into separate Buttons or custom buttons #16

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dude98 opened this issue Dec 17, 2023 · 1 comment
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Split Turntables into separate Buttons or custom buttons #16

dude98 opened this issue Dec 17, 2023 · 1 comment

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@dude98
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dude98 commented Dec 17, 2023

i have two wii turntables and because of that i can put both wheels onto the same deck, however when you do this both wheels use the same buttons, making setting up separate buttons on both wheels impossible with wiitarthing.
would it be possible to have a toggle or something to make dual turntables use a different control set so that both wheels aren't using the same buttons?

after counting the buttons that are used, the shoulder buttons and stick clicks aren't used, so you could bind one of the wheels to those instead?

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It would definitely be possible, but there's a lot of reworking that'll need to be done before we can get there. There are configuration options in the code, but they've been disabled for a long time now and need to be reworked. The mapping system is also over-the-top and fairly inefficient (at least code-wise), so I want to change how that works.

What I want to do is fix the turntable emulation to make it properly emulate an Xbox 360 turntable, since currently it's missing the trigger bits that the turntable buttons also set, and then I can add options such as this and scaling the turntable spin value to the full Xbox 360 stick range.

Been very busy with other things though and haven't been able to get back around to WiitarThing, so I'm not sure when exactly this will happen lol, keep an eye out.

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