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## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists n/a ## Description of change Some crappy DDR soft mats (either USB-based or console pads with crappy adapters that lack a dedicated "DDR pad mode") use X and Y analog axis for arrows, which means they cannot cleanly report Up+Down or Left+Right input. According to some ancient Stepmania code, a lot of these report a middle value (value between center and right, for example, for left+right). Borrow this hack from Stepmania and implement it in spice as analog input for DDR. Also, for rawinput/xinput automatic bind scenario, update the logic so that face buttons are always detected before analog axis / dpads for consistency. This would help with binding any DDR pads that simultaneously input face buttons / dpad / analog axis, so that we can prefer face buttons when detected. ## Testing I don't have any soft mats that have this, but it was tested with an xbox controller.
30 lines
712 B
C++
30 lines
712 B
C++
#pragma once
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#include "games/game.h"
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#include <cstdint>
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namespace games::ddr {
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// settings
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extern bool SDMODE;
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extern bool NO_CODEC_REGISTRATION;
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// Buffers to store RGB data for tape LEDs on gold cabinets
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const size_t TAPELED_DEVICE_COUNT = 11;
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extern uint8_t DDR_TAPELEDS[TAPELED_DEVICE_COUNT][50][3];
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class DDRGame : public games::Game {
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public:
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DDRGame();
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virtual void pre_attach() override;
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virtual void attach() override;
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virtual void detach() override;
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private:
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void register_codecs();
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};
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void get_analog_x_axis(int player, bool &left, bool &right);
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void get_analog_y_axis(int player, bool &up, bool &down);
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}
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