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To save the joystick's configuration, i thought using the value in argument (called hier ABC) of the command "joystick fire X(ABC)"
for example:
if i register the fire button X number 25, then i register in a file "25" for one action (walk, run, ...)
So, i saw the example given with dbpro and i tested it with a friend, whose joystick have just one fire button X.
I have added one line:
print "value of the x argument: ";FireButtonValueID

Otherwise, this value is always changing at each loading. It's totally logique because of the line:
FireButtonValueID=rnd(31)

so, the code for the button X is the following:

FireButtonValueID=rnd(31)
print " firex:";JOYSTICK FIRE X(FireButtonValueID)
print "value of the x argument: ";FireButtonValueID

What i don't understand: it seems to me that it's us who definied the argument of one X button (the number associated with it) because of this code. But how can i do with serveral button X?
I think something miss me. Thanks to enlight me!

PS: sorry for my english ...

The fire buttons are already 'registered'.

Use number zero for the first button, number 1 for the second button, number 2 for the third button ...

But why when i load several this example with the same joystick. The value of the first X button is always changing?

This is straight from the built-in help system:

Return Integer=JOYSTICK FIRE X(Button Number)


Try this:



Run it, then press buttons on your joystick. I've only coded for it to loop to 30, otherwise it scrolls the first value off the top of the display.