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A form of directional input consisting of a stick that pivots from a fixed position. May or may not have buttons on top or on its base.
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Find force feedback device for joystick device
still a long way coming, I implemented native force feedback (rumble) support for Aquaria
However, I could not find a way to find the corresponding event device (force feedback device) for any given joystick … But it always just prints this:
Could not get event device for joystick [/dev/input/js0]: Invalid argument
Currently, I use an environment variable to indicate the force feedback device that should be …
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