[Solved] Scaleform Xbox360 Gamepad Problem

[dima2259]

I'm glad it helps you.

If you want to use the ASCII values instead, here they are (if someone could add them to the documentation ) :

Right Analog Stick Up : 112
Right Analog Stick Down : 113
Right Analog Stick Left : 114
Right Analog Stick Right : 115

[McTune]

Hey this is really cool! Thanks man Im gonna check this out and maybe use this.

[dima2259]

Hi everyone, I have problem with my Scaleform UI, i want to read the x and y values of the right stick of the Xbox 360 Gamepad but i can't have access to them, i've read the scaleform documentation but can't get it to work. There is a function called supportsAnalogEvents() which returns true if gamepad analog events are supported but it always returns false for me, you can find it here http://gameware.autodesk.com/documen...extensions.pdf.I also tried the AddCaptureKey method doesn't work either.
My as3 test code :

import scaleform.gfx.Extensions;
import scaleform.gfx.GamePad;
import scaleform.gfx.GamePadAnalogEvent;

Extensions.enabled = true;

trace("Gamepad analog support : ",GamePad.supportsAnalogEvents());

stage.addEventListener(GamePadAnalogEvent.CHANGE,GamepadHandler);

function GamepadHandler(e:GamePadAnalogEvent):void{
	trace("x_value : ",e.xvalue,"y_value :",e.yvalue);
}

EDIT

I finally found a way to get the x and y values of the right stick in my ActionScript code. Since Scaleform GamePadAnalogEvents won't work, I get the right stick values from an Unrealscript function that I call in my Actionscript code. It's seems that we can't directly access those values from ActionScript so the only way i found is to get them from the playerInput class, and then put them into ActionScript variables.

Example :

Unrealscript

class MyGfxClass extends GFxMoviePlayer;

function getRStickValues(GFxObject MyMC)
{
    local vector2D RStick;

    RStick.x = GetPC().PlayerInput.RawJoyLookRight; // X Value [-1;1]
    RStick.y = GetPC().PlayerInput.RawJoyLookUp; // Y Value [-1;1]
    MyMC.SetFloat("R_StickX",RStick.x);
    MyMC.SetFloat("R_StickY",RStick.y);
}

ActionScript

import flash.external.ExternalInterface;

var R_StickX:Number;
var R_StickY:Number;

function setRStickValues():void{
    ExternalInterface.call("getRStickValues",this);
}