Drivers joystick seisa sj-702
2018年9月3日 日常Drivers joystick seisa sj-702
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The minidrivers that are used in DirectX versions 1. In addition to the original minidriver model, DirectX versions 5. Joystick makers can make the joystick configuration programs customizable and provide explicit directions to the end user on how to customize the joystick. These capabilities can include the use of throttle, point-of-view POV hats, rudders, and the number of joystick buttons. All non-IBM standard joysticks, such as digital joysticks, MIDI joysticks, and analog joysticks driven by joystick accelerators must provide a joystick minidriver in addition to custom registry information. A joystick OEM can write a minidriver that provides access to nonstandard joystick hardware. This provides a mechanism for digital joysticks to work with any Windows-based game that uses the joystick application programming interface API. The driver model can deal with up to six axes, a POV hat, and a double word of buttons, so that an OEM can easily create a minidriver for new hardware with a higher degree of freedom than the current game port allows. The joystick minidriver provides complete flexibility to hardware vendors and allows game creators to use the installed base with their titles. This new interface is loaded only when an analog game port is configured. The current virtual joystick driver VJoyD allows the configuration of up to 16 devices, any number of which can be driven by minidrivers. The configuration of minidrivers to devices can be one to one or one to many. This section includes: Feedback.
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The minidrivers that are used in DirectX versions 1. In addition to the original minidriver model, DirectX versions 5. Joystick makers can make the joystick configuration programs customizable and provide explicit directions to the end user on how to customize the joystick. These capabilities can include the use of throttle, point-of-view POV hats, rudders, and the number of joystick buttons. All non-IBM standard joysticks, such as digital joysticks, MIDI joysticks, and analog joysticks driven by joystick accelerators must provide a joystick minidriver in addition to custom registry information. A joystick OEM can write a minidriver that provides access to nonstandard joystick hardware. This provides a mechanism for digital joysticks to work with any Windows-based game that uses the joystick application programming interface API. The driver model can deal with up to six axes, a POV hat, and a double word of buttons, so that an OEM can easily create a minidriver for new hardware with a higher degree of freedom than the current game port allows. The joystick minidriver provides complete flexibility to hardware vendors and allows game creators to use the installed base with their titles. This new interface is loaded only when an analog game port is configured. The current virtual joystick driver VJoyD allows the configuration of up to 16 devices, any number of which can be driven by minidrivers. The configuration of minidrivers to devices can be one to one or one to many. This section includes: Feedback.
