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Still working on it...
http://home.ripway.com/2005-4/284589/HotSteam.ahk
sorry toralf, I didnt check the forum, and i kind of figured it out on my own, but thanks for the help.

However, I made a script that spits out the morse code as you type, but unfortunatley, the sound skips and messes up if you type too fast.
http://home.ripway.com/2005-4/284589/MorseCode.ahk

Try to use this, let me know if so,



I didn't test it, since I don't own a joystick.

And please use indentations and the code tag, when you post the next time. It helps all other usress to read your code and therefore to help you. Thanks

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Ciao
toralf

I edited the first post to link to the joystick-as-mouse script.

If anyone sees a way to improve the script to handle this issue or any others, please let me know the specifics.

Hi Chris,
I didn't know the script was from the showcase.
But I assume that the problem Famkee is describing is related to subtraction to get DeltaX and DeltaY.

joyr and joyz are between 0 and 100, right?
So to get DeltaX/Y AHK has to check if it is outside the threshold.
if so, joyr/z is between 0 and 35 or between 65 and 100.
But 0 and 100 represent the highest amplitude, right?

If my above assumptions are correct the DeltaX/Y have to be calculated
like this
value := joyr/z - 65 (for above threshold)
value := 35 - joyr/z (for below threshold)

With these expressions the value is increasing the higher the amplitude of the joystick.

I think the
value -= 65 (for above threshold)
value -= 35 (for below threshold)
of the original script don't do the trick for values below threshold. Because it represents
value := joyr/z - 35
which is a negative value for low amplitudes and zero for full amplitude of the joystick (joyr/z = 0)

Or am I completely on the wrong track.

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Ciao
toralf

You're probably on the right track and you've certainly made every effort to explain it clearly. My problem is I'm just not getting it.

I do know that the current joystick-to-mouse script works with most common joysticks. But if there's an easy way to improve it to work for more joysticks, I'd certainly like to do so.