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How to connect things like controllers to Scratch games without breaking the guidelines?

there's no way to do it on the official scratch site inside a project, however

• you can bind a controller to keys using software although this'll only work on your end (so if someone else plays your project they'd have to install the software as well, or just use a keyboard).
  
  
• or you can make projects using the gamepad extention in turbowarp, but these can't be shared to scratch.
  

subjectnamehere wrote:

there's no way to do it on the official scratch site inside a project, however

• you can bind a controller to keys using software although this'll only work on your end (so if someone else plays your project they'd have to install the software as well, or just use a keyboard).
  
  
• or you can make projects using the gamepad extention in turbowarp, but these can't be shared to scratch.
  

Do any of these options support analog digit range? what I mean is if you hold down the right trigger (or R2) 50% down the extension will read it and output it as 0.5 (50%) value or are they all only binary 0 (0%) or 1 (100%) value?

ScratchIsKidsWebsite wrote:

subjectnamehere wrote:

there's no way to do it on the official scratch site inside a project, however

• you can bind a controller to keys using software although this'll only work on your end (so if someone else plays your project they'd have to install the software as well, or just use a keyboard).
  
  
• or you can make projects using the gamepad extention in turbowarp, but these can't be shared to scratch.
  

Do any of these options support analog digit range? what I mean is if you hold down the right trigger (or R2) 50% down the extension will read it and output it as 0.5 (50%) value or are they all only binary 0 (0%) or 1 (100%) value?

turbowarp seems too but i haven't tested it:


idk how it would work with key mapping though, most likely no for that option