TheSinecraMinecraft wrote:

only one type of controller can connect to a windows computer:

XBOX CONTROLLER

so i suggest scratch only make a plugin for that.

A_lad_1000 wrote:

(#2103)

TheSinecraMinecraft wrote:

only one type of controller can connect to a windows computer:

XBOX CONTROLLER

so i suggest scratch only make a plugin for that.

that is a good way to start but what if you don't own an Xbox controller?

Wifi_Spider wrote:

A_lad_1000 wrote:

(#2103)

TheSinecraMinecraft wrote:

only one type of controller can connect to a windows computer:

XBOX CONTROLLER

so i suggest scratch only make a plugin for that.

that is a good way to start but what if you don't own an Xbox controller?

wrong you can use a usb to whatever the the charger that playstation controllers use and use it that way

creeperyeettt wrote:

nintendo

Wifi_Spider wrote:

A_lad_1000 wrote:

(#2103)

TheSinecraMinecraft wrote:

only one type of controller can connect to a windows computer:

XBOX CONTROLLER

so i suggest scratch only make a plugin for that.

that is a good way to start but what if you don't own an Xbox controller?

wrong you can use a usb to whatever the the charger that playstation controllers use and use it that way

every modern controller can connect to windows,mac, and chrome
this includes but is not limited to
xbox
playstation
and they can all do wireless (minus a xbox one controller )

sonic__fan wrote:

-SUUPER SNIP-
Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, DualShock 4, DualSense, and Switch Pro controllers can all be connected to a Windows computer (I'm not sure about Mac/Chromebook, I don't own one).
All of those controllers can be connected via USB-C or Bluetooth.

SArpnt wrote:

Scratch has a lot of extensions for things like lego, makey makey, generally some strange input types that aren't usable for a lot of projects.
adding support for controllers would help lots of projects, especially ones that work well with analog input, like driving games,
…….

Mogus_man wrote:

sonic__fan wrote:

-SUUPER SNIP-
Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, DualShock 4, DualSense, and Switch Pro controllers can all be connected to a Windows computer (I'm not sure about Mac/Chromebook, I don't own one).
All of those controllers can be connected via USB-C or Bluetooth.

im pretty sure they all work on chromebook too, not sure about mac

toyaXZ3 wrote:

確かに

Karictre wrote:

(#2116)
This seems like a good idea, for compatible controllers. However, I think the triggers and main buttons should have customizable referencing, or be given directional names.

An example of the former would be me seeing them with the Nintendo referencing, while you see them with that of PlayStation, like below.

scratchblocks wrote:

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RobotChickens wrote:

(#2117)

Karictre wrote:

(#2116)
This seems like a good idea, for compatible controllers. However, I think the triggers and main buttons should have customizable referencing, or be given directional names.

An example of the former would be me seeing them with the Nintendo referencing, while you see them with that of PlayStation, like below.

scratchblocks wrote:

-snip-

This is an awesome idea! How do you see this functionally being implemented in the UI? The only way I can think of, is when you connect the controller, in the connection window (Like on the BOOST extension), there is a drop down with all the different layouts to choose from.

mumu245 wrote:

RobotChickens wrote:

(#2117)

Karictre wrote:

(#2116)
This seems like a good idea, for compatible controllers. However, I think the triggers and main buttons should have customizable referencing, or be given directional names.

An example of the former would be me seeing them with the Nintendo referencing, while you see them with that of PlayStation, like below.

scratchblocks wrote:

-snip-

This is an awesome idea! How do you see this functionally being implemented in the UI? The only way I can think of, is when you connect the controller, in the connection window (Like on the BOOST extension), there is a drop-down with all the different layouts to choose from.

Browsers can automatically detect the model of gamepad. I think that it should just automatically switch to the labels on the first gamepad.

-Expo wrote:

(#2121)
Hi there! I am not sure if your statement about more Scratchers having USB controllers is accurate, but I believe it would be an excellent idea for those who do possess USB controllers. I have one question, and I apologize if it sounds silly: are USB controllers compatible with Scratch? (Really?)