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• tgraupmann Posts: 2,869Administrator, Team OUYA

  May 2013

  Input.GetAxisRaw() returns values -1 to 1.

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• Hule-Studios Posts: 3Member

  May 2013

  
  

  tgraupmann said:

  Input.GetAxisRaw() returns values -1 to 1.

  like coordinates?
• tgraupmann Posts: 2,869Administrator, Team OUYA

  May 2013

  When you say coordinates are you thinking the trackpad? In that case Input.mousePosition.

  http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/ScriptReference/Input-mousePosition.html
  

  
  

  And then the ouya-unity-plugin has input settings so the axises can be accessed with:

  
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis1");

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis2");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis3");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis4");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis5");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis6");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis7");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis8");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis9");
  

  Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1 Axis10");
  

  
  

  And then in OuyaExampleCommon you can use the example mapping to do something like:

  
  

  OuyaExampleCommon.GetAxis("LX", player1);

  OuyaExampleCommon.GetAxis("LY", player1);
  

  
  

  to get the stick coordinates.

  
  

  Take a look at the ShowUnityInput example for more...

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• Zimmer Posts: 3Member

  May 2013

  I was attempting to use a modified version of the  OuyaInputHandler.cs in my own project to no avail,

  
  

  my code for using the axis was

  
  

  InputManager.UpdateJoysticks();

  float holdx = InputManager.GetAxis("LX",OuyaSDK.OuyaPlayer.player1);

  float holdy = InputManager.GetAxis("LY",OuyaSDK.OuyaPlayer.player1);

  where InputManager was my static version of OuyaInputManager. I then  used the holdx and holdy values to modify the characters position, but this does not seem to be working.

  
  

  Is there any other step I am missing?

  
  

  
  
• tgraupmann Posts: 2,869Administrator, Team OUYA

  May 2013

  Yeah that's really old stuff. If you are writing new input code. Stick with the non-legacy input mode and use the standard Unity input.

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