public static bool GetButtonUp(OuyaButton button, OuyaPlayer player)
{
/* this serves as the OUYA eguivalent to UNITY's Input.GetButtonUp()
* returns true for the frame the button actually goes up
*/
// return the button state for the frame it goes down (down event)
return GetButton(button, ButtonAction.UpFrame, player);
}
private static bool GetButton(OuyaButton button, ButtonAction buttonAction, OuyaPlayer player)
{
/* for retreiving joystick button values from mapped Unity Input
*/
/* NULL SECURITY */
// check if there is no joystick connected
if (controllerNames == null) return false;
// check if there are more players than joysticks
// this is not really needed in CLARK – just framework coherence
int playerIndex = (int)player - 1;
if (playerIndex >= controllerCount) return false;
// finally check if we really found a joystick for the player
OuyaMapType mapType = mapTypes[playerIndex];
// get the controller mapping for the player
PlayerController playerController = playerControllers[playerIndex];
// this twisted recursive move is used for switch-mapped players
OuyaPlayer mapPlayer = playerController.player;
// secure that we have found a mapping
if (playerController != null)
{
/* FIND THE CORRECT MAPPED BUTTON KEY */
switch (mapType)
{
/* ANDROID MAPPINGS */
#if !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_ANDROID
case OuyaMapType.Broadcom_ANDROID:
// tested mapping for: OuyaGameController connected to Nexus7
// connected via standard Bluetooth connection
case OuyaMapType.Generic_ANDROID:
// tested mapping for: OuyaGameController connected to HTCOne
// connected via standard Bluetooth connection
switch (button)
{
// ouya buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
// although button states are natively supported we use axis conversion
// this is because trigger buttons will natively only react on full pullthrough
// these buttons then are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far – or don't exist
case OuyaButton.START: return false;
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.MogaPro_ANDROID:
// this device was not tested yet
// the setting were just extracted from some examples I found
// please feedback if you find a way to test it
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
case OuyaButton.START: return false;
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return false;
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.GameStick_CONSOLE:
// tested mapping for: GameStick console with native controller
// connected via standard Bluetooth
// triggers do not exist at all on this controller
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// the GameStick has no triggers
case OuyaButton.LT: return false;
case OuyaButton.RT: return false;
// SYSTEN is according to GameStick documents: joystick button 20
// but this is not valid in Unity (see script reference KeyCode)
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.Ouya_CONSOLE:
// tested mapping for: OUYA console with native controller
// connected via standard Bluetooth
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
// although button states are natively supported we use axis conversion
// the button numbers we do not use are: LT 12 / RR 13
// this is because trigger buttons will natively only react on full pullthrough
// this feels very unresponsive and can be solved by evaluating the axis input values
// these two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far – or don't exist on OUYA
case OuyaButton.START: return false;
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.XBOX360_ANDROID:
// tested mapping for: XBOX360 USB controller connnected to OUYA, Nexus7
// connected via USB cable (with USBToGo adapter cable for Nexus7)
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// this mapping for the select button works on OUYA but not on Nexus7
// Is it worth a complete new mapping section?
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.XBOX360_ANDROID_wireless:
// tested mapping for: XBOX360 Wireless controller connected to OUYA
// connected via MicrosoftWirelessReceiver which connects via USB cable
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
// these buttons are very strange as they run on the same KeyCodes as O U (Y) A buttons
// so if we eant to work fine on Android we can't really use the d-pad
// that's why we partly deactivate these buttons via a flag
// pressing a d-pad button will still lead to [O U Y A] action button events
// this can't be helped – at leas we won't fire d-pad input when pressing action buttons
case OuyaButton.DU:
if (XBOX360W_ANDROID_DPAD) return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); else return false;
case OuyaButton.DD:
if (XBOX360W_ANDROID_DPAD) return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); else return false;
case OuyaButton.DL:
if (XBOX360W_ANDROID_DPAD) return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); else return false;
case OuyaButton.DR:
if (XBOX360W_ANDROID_DPAD) return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); else return false;
// trigger buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.PS3_ANDROID:
// tested mapping for: PS3 DS controller connected to OUYA
// connection via standard Bluetooth
// pairing achieved using a temporary USB cable connection
switch (button)
{
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// not defined do far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#endif
/* WINDOWS MAPPINGS */
#if UNITY_EDITOR || UNITY_STANDALONE_WIN
case OuyaMapType.Ouya_WIN:
// tested mapping for: OUYA Game Controller connected to Windows 7+8 64bit
// connection via standard Bluetooth (preinstalled OS drivers)
switch (button)
{
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
// although button states are natively supported we use axis conversion
// the button numbers we do not use are: LT 12 / RR 13
// this is because trigger buttons will natively only react on full pullthrough
// this feels very unresponsive and can be solved by evaluating the axis input values
// these two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far – or don't exist on OUYA
case OuyaButton.START: return false;
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.XBox360_WIN:
switch (button)
// tested mapping for XBOX360 USB controller connected to Windows 7+8 64bit
// connection via USB cable (official Microsoft XBOX360 Drivers on Windows 7)
// connection via USB cable (preinstalled OS drivers on Windows 8)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.PS3_WIN:
// tested mapping for: PS3 DS controller connected to Windows 8 64bit
// connection via standard Bluetooth (preinstalled OS drivers)
// pairing achieved using a temporary USB cable connection
switch (button)
{
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// not defined do far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.MotionInJoy_WIN:
// tested mapping for: PS3 DS controller connected to Windows 7 64bit
// connection via USB cable (custom setup using the most popular but crappy driver: MotionInJoy)
// this needs a CUSTOM button mapping setup in the driver tools to work (see documentation)
// default sets could not be used as they do not make sense (gyro's and sticks share the same axis)
// READ THE DOCUMENTATION to make this work !!!
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(16, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// not defined do far
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.GameStick_WIN:
// the GameStick has no working driver on Windows
// so far we can't support the device although we know it's name at least
// this is just a placeholder where real mapping should be once we find a driver
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// d-pad buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// the GameStick has no triggers
case OuyaButton.LT: return false;
case OuyaButton.RT: return false;
// SYSTEN is according to GameStick documents: joystick button 20
// but this is not valid in Unity (see script reference Keycode)
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#endif
/* MACOSX MAPPINGS */
#if UNITY_EDITOR || UNITY_STANDALONE_OSX
case OuyaMapType.PS3_OSX:
// tested mapping for PS3 DS controller connected to the MacOSX
// connection via standard Bluetooth (prinstalled drivers)
// pairing achieved using a temporary USB cable connection
switch (button)
{
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// not defined do far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.TattieBogle_OSX:
// tested mapping for: XBOX360 USB controller connected to MacOSX
// tested mapping for: XBOX360 Wireless controller connected to MacOSX
// connection via USB cable (with the free to dowload TattieBogle driver)
// NOTE: disconnecting a XBOX360 USB controller using Tattie can lead to full system reboot
switch (button)
{
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(16, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(18, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(19, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(17, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, mapPlayer); // checked
// trigger buttons
// the triggers are axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
default: return false;
}
case OuyaMapType.GameStick_OSX:
// the GameStick has no working driver on MacOSX
// so far we can't support the device although we know it's name at least
// this is just a placeholder where real mapping should be once we find a driver
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// d-pad buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// the GameStick has no triggers
case OuyaButton.LT: return false;
case OuyaButton.RT: return false;
// SYSTEN is according to GameStick documents: joystick button 20
// but this is not valid in Unity (see script reference Keycode)
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#endif
/* UNKNOWN MAPPINGS */
case OuyaMapType.Unknown:
// we hope to catch any unkown bluetooth controllers here (wild card)
// there can't be any testing for that as it's just a random try
switch (button)
{
// ouya buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, mapPlayer);
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// tese buttons are axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
default: return false;
}
}
}
/* SECURITY FALL THROUGH RETURN */
return false;
}
public static bool GetButton(OuyaButton button, OuyaPlayer player)
{
/* this serves as the OUYA eguivalent to UNITY's Input.GetButton()
* returns true if the button is pressed
*/
// return the button state for pressed (down state)
return GetButton(button, ButtonAction.Pressed, player);
}
private static bool GetCachedButtonEvent(OuyaButton button, ButtonAction buttonAction, int playerIndex)
{
/* this allows to retreive button events discovered by continious scanning
* this will sreturn false for ButtonUp and ButtonDown if continioussScanning is not activated
*/
// get the correct player from the index
OuyaPlayer player = (OuyaPlayer)(playerIndex + 1);
switch (button)
{
// d-pad buttons
// some d-pad buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU:
switch (buttonAction)
{
case ButtonAction.DownFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].downEventDU;
case ButtonAction.UpFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].upEventDU;
default: return GetAxis(OuyaAxis.DY, player) > 0f;
}
case OuyaButton.DD:
switch (buttonAction)
{
case ButtonAction.DownFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].downEventDD;
case ButtonAction.UpFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].upEventDD;
default: return GetAxis(OuyaAxis.DY, player) < 0f;
}
case OuyaButton.DL:
switch (buttonAction)
{
case ButtonAction.DownFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].downEventDL;
case ButtonAction.UpFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].upEventDL;
default: return GetAxis(OuyaAxis.DX, player) < 0f;
}
case OuyaButton.DR:
switch (buttonAction)
{
case ButtonAction.DownFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].downEventDR;
case ButtonAction.UpFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].upEventDR;
default: return GetAxis(OuyaAxis.DX, player) > 0f;
}
// trigger buttons
// some triggers are axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT:
switch (buttonAction)
{
case ButtonAction.DownFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].downEventLT;
case ButtonAction.UpFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].upEventLT;
default: return GetAxis(OuyaAxis.LT, player) > triggerThreshold;
}
case OuyaButton.RT:
switch (buttonAction)
{
case ButtonAction.DownFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].downEventRT;
case ButtonAction.UpFrame: return playerControllers[playerIndex].upEventRT;
default: return GetAxis(OuyaAxis.RT, player) > triggerThreshold;
}
// not defined so far
default: return false;
}
}
private static bool GetButton(OuyaButton button, ButtonAction buttonAction, OuyaPlayer player)
{
/* for retreiving joystick button values from mapped Unity Input
*/
/* NULL SECURITY */
// check if there is no joystick connected
if (controllerNames == null) return false;
// check if there are more players than joysticks
// this is not really needed in CLARK – just framework coherence
int playerIndex = (int) player - 1;
if (playerIndex >= controllerCount) return false;
// finally check if we really found a joystick for the player
OuyaControllerType controllerType = controllerTypes[playerIndex];
// get the controller mapping for the player
PlayerController playerController = playerControllers[playerIndex];
// secure that we have found a mapping
if (playerController != null) {
/* FIND THE CORRECT MAPPED BUTTON KEY */
switch (controllerType) {
#if !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_ANDROID
case OuyaControllerType.Broadcom:
case OuyaControllerType.MogaPro:
// this device was not tested yet
// the setting were just extracted from some examples I found
// please feedback if you find a way to test it
switch (button)
{
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player);
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player);
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
case OuyaButton.START: return false;
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return false;
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
case OuyaControllerType.GameStick:
// tested on the real GameStick DevKit
// never succeded in pairing the controller with the Ouya, Mac, Windows
// strangely enough the flat d-pad has pressure sensitive axis output
// triggers do not exist at all on this controller
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// the GameStick has no triggers
case OuyaButton.LT: return false;
case OuyaButton.RT: return false;
// SYSTEN is according to GameStick documents: joystick button 20
// but this is not valid in Unity (see script reference Keycode)
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#endif
case OuyaControllerType.Ouya:
#if !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_ANDROID
// tested on the real Ouya Developers Console
// the d-pad has no pressure sensitive output although the hardware looks like it
// triggers have both: pressure sensitive axis and button event output (nice)
switch (button)
{
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
// not defined so far – or don't exist on OUYA
case OuyaButton.START: return false;
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return false;
default: return false;
}
#else
// tested on Windows8 64bit (standalone player) – pairing via OS Bluetooth driver
// the d-pad has no pressure sensitive output although the hardware looks like it
// triggers have both: pressure sensitive axis and button event output
// however trigger buttons only react on full pullthrough
// therefore we prefer to use axis conversion
switch (button)
{
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
// although button states are natively supported we use axis conversion
// this is because trigger buttons will natively only react on full pullthrough
// these buttons then are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far – or don't exist on OUYA
case OuyaButton.START: return false;
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return false;
default: return false;
}
#endif
case OuyaControllerType.XBox360:
#if !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_ANDROID
// tested with the XBOX360 standard controller connected to the OUYA via USB
// hopefully wireless XBOX controllers connected via Bluetooth have the same values
// the d-pad has sensitive pressure axis output – however we won't get button events
// we need to use continious input scanning for managing Buttonup or ButtonDown events
// the same is true for the pressure sensitive axis triggers
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, player);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#else
switch (button)
// tested with the XBOX360 standard controller connected to a Win64 machine via USB and official driver
// hopefully wireless XBOX controllers connected via Bluetooth have the same values
// the d-pad has sensitive pressure axis output – however we won't get button events
// we need to use continious input scanning for managing Buttonup or ButtonDown events
// the same is true for the pressure sensitive axis triggers
// this block won't treat the XBOX360 controller running on MacOSX
// on MacOSX we use the TattieBogle driver which leads to a different controller type
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// these buttons are two axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#endif
case OuyaControllerType.PS3:
#if !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_ANDROID
// tested with the PS3 standard controller connected to the OUYA via Bluetooth
// pairing was achieved using a temporary USB cable connection to the OUYA
// the d-pad uses simple button events – there is no pressure sensitivity here
// triggers have both: pressure sentive axis output as well as button events
switch (button)
{
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(27, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
// not defined do far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#elif !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_STANDALONE_OSX
// tested with the PS3 standard controller connected to the MacOSX via Bluetooth
// pairing was achieved using a temporary USB cable connection to the Mac
// the d-pad and triggers use simple button events – there is no pressure sensitivity here
// this is because the standard Mac connection doesn't show all the features of the controller
// we would need a designated 3rd party driver for that
switch (button)
{
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
// not defined do far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
#elif !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_STANDALONE_WIN
// tested with the PS3 standard controller connected to Win7 64 via USB
// custom setup was done using the most popular but crappy driver: MotionInJoy
// this needs a CUSTOM button mapping setup in the driver tools to work (see documentation)
// default sets could not be used as they do not make sense (gyro's and sticks share the same axis)
// the d-pad use simple button events – there is no pressure sensitivity here
// the triggers provide both: pressure sensitive axis output and button events
// READ THE DOCUMENTATION to make this work !!!
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(16, buttonAction, player); // checked
// not defined do far
default: return false;
}
#elif UNITY_EDITOR
// the editor receives platform specific inputs which are not covered by the procompile macros
// therefore the testing developer will have to set the Editor Working Platform
// otherwise this code copies the data of the Windows and MacOSX platforms
if (editorWorkPlatform == EditorWorkPlatform.MacOS) {
// MacOSX via standard Bluetooth connection
switch (button)
{
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
// not defined do far
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return false;
default: return false;
}
} else {
// Windows7 via USB and MotionInJoy driver
switch (button)
{
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(2, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player); // checked
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(16, buttonAction, player); // checked
default: return false;
}
}
#endif
#if UNITY_EDITOR || UNITY_STANDALONE_OSX
case OuyaControllerType.TattieBogle:
// this is for the XBOX360 standard controller running on MacOSX using the TattieBogle driver
// hopefully wireless XBOX controllers connected via Bluetooth have the same values
// the d-pad has no pressure sensitivity but gives us button events
// triggers provide only pressure sensitive axis output therefore
// we need to use continious input scanning for managing Buttonup or ButtonDown events
switch (button)
{
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player); // checked
// OUYA buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(16, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(18, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(19, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(17, buttonAction, player); // checked
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(11, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(12, buttonAction, player); // checked
// center buttons
case OuyaButton.SELECT: return GetButton(10, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.START: return GetButton(9, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.SYSTEM: return GetButton(15, buttonAction, player); // checked
// d-pad buttons
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetButton(5, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player); // checked
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetButton(8, buttonAction, player); // checked
// trigger buttons
// the triggers are axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
default: return false;
}
#endif
case OuyaControllerType.Unknown:
#if !UNITY_EDITOR && UNITY_ANDROID
// we hope to catch any unkown bluetooth controllers on Android here (wild card)
// there can't be any testing for that as it's just a random try
switch (button)
{
// ouya buttons
case OuyaButton.O: return GetButton(0, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.U: return GetButton(3, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.Y: return GetButton(4, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.A: return GetButton(1, buttonAction, player);
// shoulder buttons
case OuyaButton.LB: return GetButton(6, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.RB: return GetButton(7, buttonAction, player);
// stick buttons
case OuyaButton.L3: return GetButton(13, buttonAction, player);
case OuyaButton.R3: return GetButton(14, buttonAction, player);
// d-pad buttons and trigger buttons
// tese buttons are axis and do not give out UP or DOWN events natively
// we use button state management and continious scanning to provide these
case OuyaButton.DU: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DD: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DL: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.DR: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.LT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
case OuyaButton.RT: return GetCachedButtonEvent(button, buttonAction, playerIndex);
// not defined so far
default: return false;
}
#endif
break;
}
}
/* SECURITY FALL THROUGH RETURN */
return false;
}
public override void Reset()
{
playerNumber = 0;
button = 0;
}
public override void Reset()
{
playerNumber = 0;
button = 0;
}