All Controller Input Viewers Listing

Strongfox

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Strongfox: 2013-11-09 10:04:00 am

2013-11-07 10:37:51 pm

This is just going to be a big massive list of every available controller input viewer so people have a one stop shop to go and find what they are looking for.

Please post below in the following format and then I will update this post as more and more controller input viewers get mentioned.

System | Controller | Name Of Input Viewer | Creator/Author | Link to said controller input viewer

Btw links will be put in the hidden tag, Creator/Author will be in Italics, Name Of Input Viewer wil be Bold

LIST:

* Xbox360 | Xbox360 Controller | x360ce | robkraw/tapcio/danialhorton |

https://code.google.com/p/x360ce/

* Python + Pygame | Gamecube, Playstation, Wii U, and SFC skins included | padpyght | lifning |

https://github.com/lifning/padpyght

* Megadrive 3button | ps1 | Rezard - Q4RAF skin he did for padlight |

http://www.mediafire.com/download/77egzgil441cazn/padlight.rar

* N64, NES, SNES, and Gamecube | N64 Controller | NintendoSpy | Cylon13 - Made For Siglemic |

https://github.com/jeremyaburns/NintendoSpy

* PS3 | PS3 Controller | PS3 Input | TestSubject06 |

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/13349757/PS3Input-fix.zip

* PC | Keyboard & Mouse | Gop Gop Goop Goop | Paranoid_Andy |

http://www.grumpybread.com/download/gop-gop-goop-goop/

* PC | Keyboard & Mouse + track mouse position and mousewheel | OSKD | Hâthor |

https://github.com/Hathor86/oskd

Thread title:

This is just going to be a big massive list of every available controller input viewer so people have a one stop shop to go and find what they are looking for.

Please post below in the following format and then I will update this post as more and more controller input viewers get mentioned.

System | Controller | Name Of Input Viewer | Creator/Author | Link to said controller input viewer

Btw links will be put in the hidden tag, Creator/Author will be in [i]Italics[/i], Name Of Input Viewer wil be [b]Bold[/b]

[b]LIST:[/b]

lifning

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lifning: 2013-11-08 12:48:21 am

2013-11-08 12:24:31 am

intranational speedmoseyer ordinaire

Here's a little weekend project from late last year Smiley

Perhaps it would be of use to folks not afraid of editing config files.

Python + Pygame | Gamecube, Playstation, Wii U, and SFC skins included | padpyght | lifning | https://github.com/lifning/padpyght

Rezard

2013-11-08 12:51:12 am

Meteor Swarm

Megadrive 3button / ps1 / Q4RAF skin i did for padlight.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/77egzgil441cazn/padlight.rar

Strongfox

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Strongfox: 2013-11-09 10:53:27 am

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Strongfox: 2013-11-09 10:53:05 am

2013-11-09 10:17:10 am

Updated the first post with 2 that I found on the n64 input viewer thread list in same forum section and I also included the ones listed above.

EDIT: Updated first post again with 3 more I found by searching forum. If anyone else knows of another input controller viewer or finds one, please post here with information about it so I can add it in the OP.

A Squid With C4

2013-11-11 03:12:56 am

Do any of these work with an N64 controller through an adapter to emu?

A Squid With C4

2013-11-11 03:13:30 am

Quote from A Squid With C4:

Do any of these work with an N64 controller through an adapter to emu?

Sorry I wasn't signed in when I wrote that lol.

presjpolk

2013-11-11 03:49:13 am

HELLO!

Y'all should put this stuff on the KB. Smiley

Strongfox

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Strongfox: 2013-11-11 10:05:21 am

2013-11-11 10:04:28 am

Quote from A Squid With C4:

Do any of these work with an N64 controller through an adapter to emu?

Sorry I wasn't signed in when I wrote that lol.

padpyght, Gop Gop Goop Goop, PS3 Input and OSKD work for emulator. And i know for a fact that PS3 Input works with n64 controller.

Quote from presjpolk:

Y'all should put this stuff on the KB. Smiley

I would do it now, but there is not that many listed yet.

cylon13

2013-11-11 12:11:45 pm

NintendoSpy has support for NES, SNES, and Gamecube as well as N64. I should put up wiring tutorials for the other consoles on the github page.

Strongfox

2013-11-11 12:27:31 pm

Quote from cylon13:

NintendoSpy has support for NES, SNES, and Gamecube as well as N64. I should put up wiring tutorials for the other consoles on the github page.

Thanks for the information. I have updated it now.

Strongfox

2013-11-21 09:44:37 am

Anyone else have any to add?

Paranoid_Andy

2013-11-21 11:41:10 am

FCEUX emulator has a built-in controller display. Not sure if this is what you're looking for though

Carcinogen

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Carcinogen: 2013-11-21 01:32:17 pm

2013-11-21 01:32:06 pm

I think there should be some organization/clarification on which ones actually work on console vs. which ones work only on PC.

Tranquilite

2013-11-25 12:33:00 am

https://forum.speeddemosarchive.com/post/a_new_keyboardmouse_visualizer_create_your_own_layouts.html

A keyboard/mouse visualizer that I like because of how easy it is to make your own layouts.

NASAsocal

2014-02-13 11:36:19 am

this is going to be a silly question most likely but is there any program that can show my ps3 controllers input while in the console (I know it sounds stupid but im just curious)

drewmartell

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drewmartell: 2014-12-15 08:19:51 pm

2014-12-15 08:16:19 pm

I've been trying to get my iBuffalo Classic USB Gamepad to work with padpyght for hours now. I've got A, B, X, Y, Start, Select, L and R working fine but the D-Pad can't be detected. I'm thinking it has something to do with the 2-axis (see below screenshot). If anyone knows how to fix this I'd appreciate your help.

Here's my ini file

http://pastebin.com/z7qL7EWG

[General]
File_Background=back.png
BackgroundColor=0,0,0
Width=1200
Height=520
AA=0

[Up]
File_Push=UP.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Down]
File_Push=DOWN.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Left]
File_Push=LEFT.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Right]
File_Push=RIGHT.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button1]
File_Push=A.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button2]
File_Push=B.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button3]
File_Push=X.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button4]
File_Push=Y.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button5]
File_Push=L.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button6]
File_Push=R.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button7]
File_Push=SELECT.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

[Button8]
File_Push=START.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519

I've been trying to get my iBuffalo Classic USB Gamepad to work with padpyght for hours now. I've got A, B, X, Y, Start, Select, L and R working fine but the D-Pad can't be detected. I'm thinking it has something to do with the 2-axis (see below screenshot). If anyone knows how to fix this I'd appreciate your help.

[img]http://s15.postimg.org/pddhjdzff/padpyght.png[/img]

Here's my ini file

http://pastebin.com/z7qL7EWG

[spoiler]
[General]
File_Background=back.png
BackgroundColor=0,0,0
Width=1200
Height=520
AA=0
 
[Up]
File_Push=UP.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Down]
File_Push=DOWN.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Left]
File_Push=LEFT.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Right]
File_Push=RIGHT.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button1]
File_Push=A.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button2]
File_Push=B.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button3]
File_Push=X.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button4]
File_Push=Y.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button5]
File_Push=L.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button6]
File_Push=R.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button7]
File_Push=SELECT.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
 
[Button8]
File_Push=START.png
Position=600,260
Size=1199,519
[/spoiler]

ZenicReverie

2015-01-28 08:38:16 pm

Waiting hurts my soul...

First you should figure out how the D-Pad is being read. Strangely with my controller it was reading in as a JOYAXISMOTION instead of a JOYHATMOTION. I rewrote JOYAXISMOTION to work with my controller, hope you find it helpful.

Code:

elif e.type == pygame.JOYAXISMOTION:
                                print 'axis event: ', e.axis
                                print 'axis value: ', e.value
                                
                                if e.axis == 0:
                                        axis_value_1 = int(e.value)
                                if e.axis == 1:
                                        axis_value_2 = int(e.value)
                                        
                                for d in dpad_buttons.itervalues():
					d.release()
					d.draw()
					
				if   axis_value_2 == -1 and 'Up' in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Up'].press()
				elif axis_value_2 == 1 and 'Down'  in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Down'].press()
				if   axis_value_1 == -1 and 'Left'  in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Left'].press()
				elif axis_value_1 == 1 and 'Right' in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Right'].press()

				for al in axis_listeners[e.axis]:
					al.move(e.axis, e.value)
				dirtyscreen = True

Also, I think I modified some other code here:

Code:

screen.fill(bgcolor)
	screen.blit(bg, (0,0))

	pygame.joystick.init()
	joy = pygame.joystick.Joystick(joyindex)
	joy.init()

	dpad_buttons = dict()
	btn_listeners = [set() for i in xrange(joy.get_numbuttons())]
	axis_listeners = [set() for i in xrange(joy.get_numaxes())]

        # For NES USB
        axis_value_1 = 0
        axis_value_2 = 0
        
	for sec in cfg.sections():
		data = dict(cfg.items(sec))
		if sec in ('Up', 'Down', 'Left', 'Right'):
			dpad_buttons[sec] = ButtonImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data)
		elif sec[:5] == 'Stick':
			tmpobj = StickImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data)
			for n in tmpobj.axes:
				if n < len(axis_listeners):
					axis_listeners[n].add(tmpobj)
				else:
					print 'warning: gamepad does not have Stick axis', n
			if tmpobj.button is not None:
				if tmpobj.button <= len(btn_listeners):
					btn_listeners[int(tmpobj.button)-1].add(tmpobj)
				else:
					print 'warning: gamepad does not have Stick button', tmpobj.button
		elif sec[:6] == 'Button':
			n = int(sec[6:])-1
			if n < len(btn_listeners):
				btn_listeners[n].add(ButtonImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data))
			else:
				print 'warning: gamepad does not have Button', n
		elif sec[:7] == 'Trigger':
			tmpobj = TriggerImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data)
			if tmpobj.axis < len(axis_listeners):
				axis_listeners[tmpobj.axis].add(tmpobj)
			else:
				print 'warning: gamepad does not have Trigger axis', tmpobj.axis
		elif sec != 'General':
			print sec, data

I suggest adding your own debug info into the script to find out what the values are when you press the d-pad. I attached my copy of the file and my ini for reference. Good luck hacking it together.

First you should figure out how the D-Pad is being read. Strangely with my controller it was reading in as a JOYAXISMOTION instead of a JOYHATMOTION. I rewrote JOYAXISMOTION to work with my controller, hope you find it helpful.

[hidden][code]elif e.type == pygame.JOYAXISMOTION:
                                print 'axis event: ', e.axis
                                print 'axis value: ', e.value
                                
                                if e.axis == 0:
                                        axis_value_1 = int(e.value)
                                if e.axis == 1:
                                        axis_value_2 = int(e.value)
                                        
                                for d in dpad_buttons.itervalues():
					d.release()
					d.draw()
					
				if   axis_value_2 == -1 and 'Up' in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Up'].press()
				elif axis_value_2 == 1 and 'Down'  in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Down'].press()
				if   axis_value_1 == -1 and 'Left'  in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Left'].press()
				elif axis_value_1 == 1 and 'Right' in dpad_buttons: dpad_buttons['Right'].press()

for al in axis_listeners[e.axis]:
					al.move(e.axis, e.value)
				dirtyscreen = True[/code][/hidden]

Also, I think I modified some other code here:

[hidden][code]screen.fill(bgcolor)
	screen.blit(bg, (0,0))

pygame.joystick.init()
	joy = pygame.joystick.Joystick(joyindex)
	joy.init()

dpad_buttons = dict()
	btn_listeners = [set() for i in xrange(joy.get_numbuttons())]
	axis_listeners = [set() for i in xrange(joy.get_numaxes())]

# For NES USB
        axis_value_1 = 0
        axis_value_2 = 0
        
	for sec in cfg.sections():
		data = dict(cfg.items(sec))
		if sec in ('Up', 'Down', 'Left', 'Right'):
			dpad_buttons[sec] = ButtonImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data)
		elif sec[:5] == 'Stick':
			tmpobj = StickImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data)
			for n in tmpobj.axes:
				if n < len(axis_listeners):
					axis_listeners[n].add(tmpobj)
				else:
					print 'warning: gamepad does not have Stick axis', n
			if tmpobj.button is not None:
				if tmpobj.button <= len(btn_listeners):
					btn_listeners[int(tmpobj.button)-1].add(tmpobj)
				else:
					print 'warning: gamepad does not have Stick button', tmpobj.button
		elif sec[:6] == 'Button':
			n = int(sec[6:])-1
			if n < len(btn_listeners):
				btn_listeners[n].add(ButtonImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data))
			else:
				print 'warning: gamepad does not have Button', n
		elif sec[:7] == 'Trigger':
			tmpobj = TriggerImage(skin, joy, screen, bg, **data)
			if tmpobj.axis < len(axis_listeners):
				axis_listeners[tmpobj.axis].add(tmpobj)
			else:
				print 'warning: gamepad does not have Trigger axis', tmpobj.axis
		elif sec != 'General':
			print sec, data[/code][/hidden]

I suggest adding your own debug info into the script to find out what the values are when you press the d-pad.  I attached my copy of the file and my ini for reference. Good luck hacking it together.

Attachments:

padpyght.py

skin.ini

Naegleria

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2015-03-09 06:13:22 am

Is there any input display software for the GCN using the Wii U GCN adapter to connect to computer? It would be a lot simpler than the arduino.

Rayman

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Rayman: 2015-03-28 03:08:12 am

2015-03-28 02:27:48 am

Quote from Naegleria:

Is there any input display software for the GCN using the Wii U GCN adapter to connect to computer? It would be a lot simpler than the arduino.

I modified the code of "https://github.com/jeremyaburns/NintendoSpy" to work with WUP-028 (GCN Adaptor), d-pad is not working, didn't managed to fix it, to get it to work, choose Generic 360 Pad, choose colors, and enjoooy (it displays GC controller tho ;D)
download: http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=19676810761833886785

Naegleria

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Naegleria

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Naegleria: 2015-05-14 09:34:48 am

2015-05-13 11:44:03 pm

I have a 2-input one, not a 4-input. The analog stick is correctly displayed, but the shoulder buttons are bound to the c-stick. Some other things are not bound right, how do I change them?
EDIT: here is a video of it

Rayman

2015-05-19 01:10:08 am

Quote from Naegleria:

I have a 2-input one, not a 4-input. The analog stick is correctly displayed, but the shoulder buttons are bound to the c-stick. Some other things are not bound right, how do I change them?
EDIT: here is a video of it

Hmmmm I'm not sure :/
Try to modify the files, that's how I did

Naegleria

(user is banned)

2015-05-19 04:35:09 pm

alright, what program did you use?

Omnigamer

2015-10-23 09:03:05 pm

All the things

Somewhat related, my SNES input viewer has been released as part of a package with Input Control. The wiring should be compatible with any existing input viewer setup. Instructions, binary, and code available here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/inputcontrol/

Attachment:

Screenshot 2015-10-23 22.51.16.png

jafem

2015-11-01 03:50:53 pm

how do i plug my Snes controller to the Snes and to my PC at the asme time?
that is required to send the inputs to my PC right?

Akisto

2016-02-12 04:21:17 am

is there any information what so ever actually wiring the controller to a arduinoboard? because these are just input displays for the PC not how to actually wire the controller to display the input from the console to the PC
I would need some information regarding SNES Controller thanks