does this mean that glovepie can recognise more than one mouse? and convert the 2nd mouse movements to midi? could be a good way to get a cheap platter going...
nice project btw :D
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does this mean that glovepie can recognise more than one mouse? and convert the 2nd mouse movements to midi? could be a good way to get a cheap platter going...
nice project btw :D
there is also a script included named mouseparty.Quote:
Originally Posted by MiL0
so up to 7 mice huddling over your screen! (midi output possible, too)
yeah multi devices without interfering each othersQuote:
Originally Posted by MiL0
but so far i think it wont work on win 7 ... atleast the multi keyboard thing didnt for me due to no being able to change/set the default midi playback to midiyoke
but after a long search today i think i have found the right walk around for this issue just let me try it out at home later and i will be posting results tomorrow
i didnt try it but i wonder how dizzy a person can get with 7 mouses running around your screen ... *Panics* AAA ! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by derschaich
seems like XP is still the best choice for a lot of diy controllers at the moment (particularly if you want to use intermediary software like glovepie, etc)
Yo Extra my eyes are burning for new pics pls wow us :p
after trying out and failing at what seemed to be the only hope i had ... i totally agree :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MiL0
i might have missed something but anyways the idea of this tiny software was to select your midi playback and set it to default in windows 7
in my case wanted to set midiyoke as default but did not find it in the drop down list so instead i selected loopbe which did not work
to be honest am not even sure what is not working i was half high half exhausted (that's like high x 2) :D
but anyways i will give it another try today because this tiny software has lots power if it delivers its promises and i might find other uses of it other than DIY controller projects, btw this is the software description and link if anyone is interested: Midi Port Config
P.s: there is another solution that requires editing your registry long boring one, i might give it a try
hehe, I want to do this too, but I'm stuck... I opened the keyboard, but I also don't know how the hell you did all the wiring... I have 28 soldering points, but how can make more buttons on one point? :confused:
thanks and good luck! ;D
glovepie works with win 7 for me, went nuts on my guitar hero yesterday with the script as following:Quote:
Originally Posted by Saoudi
midi.DeviceOut = 2
midi.channel3.b1 = Joystick1.button2
midi.channel3.b2 = Joystick1.button3
midi.channel3.b3 = Joystick1.button1
midi.channel3.b4 = Joystick1.button4
midi.channel3.b5 = Joystick1.button5
midi.channel3.b6 = Joystick1.pov1up
midi.channel3.b7 = Joystick1.pov1down
midi.channel3.HoldPedal = MapEnsureRange(Joystick1.z, -1,1, 0,127)/127
i think the midi.deviceout=2 is your sticking point, as i had no outs till i added this.
in my case loopbe is midi device 2 (number shown in glove-pie dropdown behind the oputputs menu covering the outputs)
man thank you! ... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by derschaich
i was just about to give up on the keyboard controller project and instead stick to the gamepads controllers :(
really got down dirty with glovepie and messed up with other midi devices and whatever i could find on the internet but with no luck if it works for you then i will def. follow the steps and hopefully will work for me
cant wait till i get back home and test it out ! :p
it finally worked and thanks goes to you derschaich :)
but because of you i spent all night playing with keyboards gamepads and guitars till it was time to go work ! :p
... now am so sleepy that i keep miss spelling and edited this reply 4 times ! :D
thanks again derschaich you are O-some !