InputMapper - Check In: Feb 13 2018 (Macro commands in automatic profile switching)

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InputMapper 1.7 (Beta) 1.7

InputMapper 1.6.10

IM 1.6 is being phased out as 1.7 nears completion

Details: Written by Wobbles; Created: 13 February 2018; Hits: 3888

I spoke in this video about getting IM to work with Phillips Hue, turns out that API is not very easy to develop feeders for and may even require approval/licensing from Phillips themselves. I am instead going to write the initial light controlling plugin to make use of "no hub required" devices. Specifically this one: http://amzn.to/2CmW6bT

Posts in discussion:Check In: Feb 13 2018 (Macro commands in automatic profile switching)

Wobbles replied the topic: #1 2 years 4 months ago

IM doesnt have built in power-shell, you are launching powershell exe using the ExecuteCommand, just replace powershell with your own program.

tremendoza replied the topic: #2 2 years 4 months ago

I use IM's built-in powershell execution to run programs via macros but its very slow to launch. Is there another way to run programs? Thanks.

wirenut48 replied the topic: #3 2 years 4 months ago

Yea that one works. It's easy to spot in Xinput test as the values change.

Wobbles replied the topic: #4 2 years 4 months ago

Hmmm, give this a shot.

wirenut48 replied the topic: #5 2 years 4 months ago

The old 360 Controller emulation with the inverted trigger axis got back into the nightly build.