Microcontroller

[Half-DevilPorkChop]

Hi guys, I am working on making a panel full of toggle switches, rotary switches and, some variable resistors (for trim) using a ATmega 32a. 

 

The problem i have is finding software to talk to the game. I have found software guys have wrote for games like Xplanes and other flight sims but nothing on RoF or Bos (assuming anything for RoF software would work).

 

Any info is much appreciated. i am a noob at coding but im using this project to learn (or Not).

[39bn_pavig]

If you're willing to go arduino I believe you can reflash it with USB joystick firmware.

[Sokol1]

A already done firmware for "joystick" for some Arduino boards - MMJoy:

 

Just flash the firmware with a USBASP programmer cable and you have a 32 buttons, 6/8 axis controller

PnP - use Windows HID drivers - and work for any game.

 

http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3997088/Re:_MMJoy_-_Build_your_own_USB#Post3997088

 

Sokol1

[Half-DevilPorkChop]

Thanks for the replies. I was aware of the Arduino but, didn't realize the ease of use it has over must of the other controllers on the market. I might go with that. 

[Flying_Colander]

Can anyone comment on the Teensy line of controllers? The price is hard to beat. All under 39 USD!

[Sokol1]

The above linked MMjoy firmware is compatible with Teensy 2.0 and Teensy 2.0++ or Sparkfun PRO Micro.

 

And one can buy Chinese clones of PRO Micro for less than 5$ in eBay - free shipping.

 

Sokol1

[Half-DevilPorkChop]

I found some Arduino uno in ebay for 10$ 5 if you want to get the Chinese clones.

[wtornado]

I wonder if you Porkchop that flew in IL-2 coops with me?

 

Haven't seen you in a long time.

 

 

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[Half-DevilPorkChop]

 

 

I wonder if you Porkchop that flew in IL-2 coops with me?

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