AboutDialog About AntiMicroX Version Credits <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Cantarell'; font-size:10pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> Originally developed by Travis Nickles <nickles.travis@gmail.com>. Next maintained by the AntiMicro group at https://github.com/AntiMicro. Then by juliagoda at https://github.com/juliagoda. Now maintained at https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox. 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But because of poor choices of such application on the internet and since it didn't compile properly, I decided to rescue the project. However, once I finished my work (enough to enjoy playing games) I thought about sharing this code with others. Of course all information about past programmers will be held. "Ryochan7" (since December 30, 2012 until 2017), I have been working on AntiMicro in my spare time. What originally started as a fork of QJoyPad and a way to learn proper event-driven programming has turned into something much bigger than I originally intended. Although I have spent a lot of time learning new techniques, finding out more about the domain of KB+M emulation, and spending Friday nights bashing my head against my keyboard, it has been a fun and enriching experience overall. The need for this program came from me using similar programs on Windows to play several games that did not provide native controller support. Although some alternatives existed on Linux, there wasn't really anything that I felt was good enough in terms of functionality or in-game controls in order to really enjoy games that I wanted to play with using KB+M emulation. QJoyPad was the main program that I had used in the past although it had aged a lot and it didn't provide some basic functionality that I thought was essential. The project was dead as it had not been updated in several years so I decided to make my own. Since then, I have tried to find out what the other programs do right and then improve upon it. I have also discovered some neat tricks along the way and I have learned more about how native gamepad controls are implemented in some games than I ever really wanted to know. Although there are definitely areas where this program could improve, I find that this program offers the best in-game control experience for playing older, and some newer, games that do not provide native controller support. Development of this program is not as high of a priority for me anymore. This is mainly due to the fact that the Steam Controller works pretty well for the task of playing PC games compared to using an Xbox 360 controller. However, it does look like there is still a reason for this program to exist for a while. --- As of May 24, 2016, this project has moved to https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro. Additionally, project management has passed from Travis (Ryochan7) to the AntiMicro organization due to Travis having other interests and priorities. As next, project has been continued since 2018 by juliagoda on antimicroX project. Later project has been once more moved to https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox and it's its maintenance is continued by organisation AntiMicroX created by pktiuk. 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"Ryochan7" (since December 30, 2012 until 2017), I have been working on AntiMicro in my spare time. What originally started as a fork of QJoyPad and a way to learn proper event-driven programming has turned into something much bigger than I originally intended. Although I have spent a lot of time learning new techniques, finding out more about the domain of KB+M emulation, and spending Friday nights bashing my head against my keyboard, it has been a fun and enriching experience overall. The need for this program came from me using similar programs on Windows to play several games that did not provide native controller support. Although some alternatives existed on Linux, there wasn't really anything that I felt was good enough in terms of functionality or in-game controls in order to really enjoy games that I wanted to play with using KB+M emulation. QJoyPad was the main program that I had used in the past although it had aged a lot and it didn't provide some basic functionality that I thought was essential. The project was dead as it had not been updated in several years so I decided to make my own. Since then, I have tried to find out what the other programs do right and then improve upon it. I have also discovered some neat tricks along the way and I have learned more about how native gamepad controls are implemented in some games than I ever really wanted to know. Although there are definitely areas where this program could improve, I find that this program offers the best in-game control experience for playing older, and some newer, games that do not provide native controller support. Development of this program is not as high of a priority for me anymore. This is mainly due to the fact that the Steam Controller works pretty well for the task of playing PC games compared to using an Xbox 360 controller. However, it does look like there is still a reason for this program to exist for a while. --- As of May 24, 2016, this project has moved to https://github.com/AntiMicro/antimicro. As next, project has been continued since 2018 by juliagoda on antimicroX project. Additionally, project management has passed from Travis (Ryochan7) to the AntiMicro organization due to Travis having other interests and priorities. 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The button delay will remain the same.</body></html> Normal Gradient Pulse Delay: 0.10s Rate: 10.0/s Disabled Select Set 1 One Way Select Set 1 Two Way Select Set 1 While Held Select Set 2 One Way Select Set 2 Two Way Select Set 2 While Held Select Set 3 One Way Select Set 3 Two Way Select Set 3 While Held Select Set 4 One Way Select Set 4 Two Way Select Set 4 While Held Select Set 5 One Way Select Set 5 Two Way Select Set 5 While Held Select Set 6 One Way Select Set 6 Two Way Select Set 6 While Held Select Set 7 One Way Select Set 7 Two Way Select Set 7 While Held Select Set 8 One Way Select Set 8 Two Way Select Set 8 While Held [NO KEY] sec. /sec. Not checked slots To delete slots, you need to select at least one To insert slots, you need to select at least one Unknown current slot Click on chosen slots before joining them Not enough slots It's impossible to join slots. Add at least one other slot. Not selected slots It's impossible to join slots. Select at least two slots before joining them Only keyboard slots It's only possible to join simple and mix keyboard slots It's impossible to split slots. Add at least one other slot. Not selected slot Select your slot before splitting. Too many mix slots Select one mix slot. Only mix slots It's only possible to split mix slot. Empty execution path Line for execution file path is empty. Fill the first line before you are going to add a slot. File doesn't exist There is no such file locally, that could be executed. Check the file on your system Set %1 Select Set %1 One Way Two Way While Held Config Files (*.amgp *.xml) Choose Executable Slots past a Cycle action will be executed on the next button press. Multiple cycles can be added in order to create partitions in a sequence. Delays the time that the next slot is activated by the time specified. Slots activated before the delay will remain active after the delay time has passed. Distance action specifies that the slots afterwards will only be executed when an axis is moved a certain range past the designated dead zone. Execute program when slot is activated. Insert a hold action. Slots after the action will only be executed if the button is held past the interval specified. Chose a profile to load when this slot is activated. Mouse mod action will modify all mouse speed settings by a specified percentage while the action is being processed. This can be useful for slowing down the mouse while sniping. Insert a pause that occurs in between key presses. Specify the time that keys past this slot should be held down. Insert a release action. Slots after the action will only be executed after a button release if the button was held past the interval specified. Change to selected set once slot is activated. Full string will be typed when a slot is activated. AdvanceStickAssignmentDialog Stick/Pad Assignment Sticks DPads Note: This window is meant for backwards compatibility with profiles made before antimicro 2.0. Since version 2.0, use of the Game Controller Mapping window is preferred. %1 (Joystick %2) Stick 1 Enabled Assign X Axis: Y Axis: Stick 2 Number of Physical DPads: %1 Virtual DPad 1 Down: Left: Right: Up: Note: This window is meant for backwards compatibility with profiles made before AntiMicroX 2.0. Since version 2.0, use of the Game Controller Mapping window is preferred. Axis %1 Axis %1 - Axis %1 + Button %1 Move stick 1 along the X axis Move stick 1 along the Y axis Move stick 2 along the X axis Move stick 2 along the Y axis Press a button or move an axis AntiMicroX Graphical program used to map keyboard buttons and mouse controls to a gamepad. Useful for playing games with no gamepad support. AxisEditDialog Axis Presets: Mouse (Horizontal) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal) Mouse (Vertical) Mouse (Inverted Vertical) Arrows: Up | Down Arrows: Left | Right Keys: W | S Keys: A | D NumPad: KP_8 | KP_2 NumPad: KP_4 | KP_6 None Set the value to use as the limit for an axis. Useful for a worn out analog stick. Dead Zone: Set the value of the dead zone for an axis. Max Zone: [NO KEY] Throttle setting that determines the behavior of how to interpret an axis hold or release. Negative Half Throttle Negative Throttle Normal Positive Throttle Positive Half Throttle Current Value: Name: Specify the name of an axis. Mouse Settings Set Set %1 Left Mouse Button Right Mouse Button ButtonEditDialog Dialog To make a new assignment, press any keyboard key or click a button in the Keyboard or Mouse tab Placeholder Enables a key press or release to only occur when a controller button is pressed. Toggle Enables rapid key presses and releases. Turbo controller. Turbo Last keyboard/mouse button: Slots Na&me: Specify the name of a button. Action: Specify the action that will be performed in game while this button is being used. Advanced Choose your keyboard key No button Last button To change settings for last button, it must be at least one assignment from keyboard to gamepad To change settings of turbo for last button, it must be at least one assignment from keyboard to gamepad No choice Before you open window with advanced settings, you have to choice a key To open advanced dialog, it's needed to map at least one button from keyboard to gamepad Slots for button couldn't be cleared, because there was not any set button from keyboard for gamepad. Map at least one button from keyboard to gamepad As last gamepad button has been set Index %1 [NO KEY] Calibration Form Start calibration Sticks: Reset settings Cancel Save Controller: Use settings from jstest-gtk Calibration Do you really want to reset settings of current axis? Calibration was saved for the preset. Do you really want to reset settings? Place the joystick in the center position. It's the part, where often you don't have to move. Just skip it in such situation. Calibrating center Start second step Center X: %1 Center Y: %1 Place the joystick in the top-left corner many times Calibrating position X: %1 Y: %1 Place the joystick in the bottom-right corner Start final step range X: %1 - %2 range Y: %1 - %2 deadzone X: %1 deadzone Y: %1 ---Calibration done!--- Calibration values have been saved Dead zone calibration You have to move axes to the top-left corner at least five times. You have to move axes to the bottom-right corner at least five times. Do you want to save calibration of current axis? Axis %1 Do you really want to reset settings of current axes? You must move X axis to the right at least five times! Keep moving! You must move X axis to the left at least five times! Keep moving! CapturedWindowInfoDialog Captured Window Properties Information About Window Class: TextLabel Title: Path: Match By Properties Class Title Path Full Path File Name DPadContextMenu Mouse (Normal) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal) Mouse (Inverted Vertical) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal + Vertical) Arrows Keys: W | A | S | D NumPad None Standard Eight Way 4 Way Cardinal 4 Way Diagonal Mouse Settings DPadEditDialog Dialog Presets: Mouse (Normal) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal) Mouse (Inverted Vertical) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal + Vertical) Arrows Keys: W | A | S | D NumPad None Dpad Mode: Standard: 8 region dpad with two direction buttons active when the dpad is in a diagonal region. Eight Way: 8 region dpad with each direction having its own dedicated button. Only one button is ever active at at time. Useful for rougelike games. 4 Way Cardinal: 4 region dpad with regions corresponding to the cardinal directions of the dpad. Useful for menus. 4 Way Diagonal: 4 region dpad with each region corresponding to a diagonal zone. Standard Eight Way 4 Way Cardinal 4 Way Diagonal DPad Delay: Time lapsed before a direction change is taken into effect. s &Name: Specify the name of a dpad. Mouse Settings Set Set %1 EditAllDefaultAutoProfileDialog Default Profile Profile: Browse Open Config Profile file path is invalid. ExtraProfileSettingsDialog Extra Profile Settings Key Press Time: 0.00 ms Profile Name: s GameController Game Controller GameControllerDPad DPad GameControllerMappingDialog Game Controller Mapping <html><head/><body>antimicrox makes use of the <a href="https://wiki.libsdl.org/CategoryGameController">Game Controller API</a> provided by SDL 2 in order to abstract various gamepads to fit a unified standard. In order to make a button assignment, please highlight the mapping cell for the appropriate button row below. You can then press a button or move an axis on your gamepad and the cell will update with the physical button or axis that will be used.antimicrox will use the mapping that you specify to save a mapping string that will be loaded into SDL.</body></html> A B X Y Back Start Guide Left Shoulder Right Shoulder Left Stick Click Right Stick Click Left Stick X Left Stick Y Right Stick X Right Stick Y Left Trigger Right Trigger DPad Up DPad Left DPad Down DPad Right Mapping SDL 2 Game Controller Mapping String Last Axis Event: Current Axis Detection Dead Zone: 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 32000 <html><head/><body>AntiMicroX makes use of the <a href="https://wiki.libsdl.org/CategoryGameController">Game Controller API</a> provided by SDL 2 in order to abstract various gamepads to fit a unified standard. In order to make a button assignment, please highlight the mapping cell for the appropriate button row below. You can then press a button or move an axis on your gamepad and the cell will update with the physical button or axis that will be used.AntiMicroX will use the mapping that you specify to save a mapping string that will be loaded into SDL.</body></html> Game Controller Mapping (%1) (#%2) Discard Controller Mapping? Discard mapping for this controller? If discarded, the controller will be reverted to a joystick once you refresh all joysticks. GameControllerSet Back Guide Start LS Click RS Click L Shoulder R Shoulder L Trigger R Trigger GameControllerTrigger Trigger JoyAxis Axis JoyAxisButton Button Negative Positive Unknown JoyAxisContextMenu Mouse (Horizontal) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal) Mouse (Vertical) Mouse (Inverted Vertical) Arrows: Up | Down Arrows: Left | Right Keys: W | S Keys: A | D NumPad: KP_8 | KP_2 NumPad: KP_4 | KP_6 None Mouse Settings Left Mouse Button Right Mouse Button JoyButton Processing turbo for #%1 - %2 Finishing turbo for button #%1 - %2 Processing press for button #%1 - %2 Processing release for button #%1 - %2 Distance change for button #%1 - %2 Button [NO KEY] [Set %1 1W] [Set %1 2W] [Set %1 WH] JoyButtonContextMenu Toggle Turbo Clear Set Select Disabled Set %1 Set %1 1W Set %1 2W Set %1 WH JoyButtonSlot Mouse Up Down Left Right LB MB RB Pause Hold Cycle Distance Release Mouse Mod Press Time Delay Load %1 Set Change %1 [Text] %1 [Exec] %1 [NO KEY] B4 B5 JoyControlStick Stick JoyControlStickButton Up Right Down Left Button JoyControlStickContextMenu Mouse (Normal) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal) Mouse (Inverted Vertical) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal + Vertical) Arrows Keys: W | A | S | D NumPad None Standard Eight Way 4 Way Cardinal 4 Way Diagonal Mouse Settings JoyControlStickEditDialog Dialog X: 0 Y: Distance: Bearing: % Safe Zone: Presets: Mouse (Normal) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal) Mouse (Inverted Vertical) Mouse (Inverted Horizontal + Vertical) Arrows Keys: W | A | S | D NumPad None Stick Mode: Standard: 8 region stick with two direction buttons active when the stick is in a diagonal region. Eight Way: 8 region stick with each direction having its own dedicated button. Only one button is ever active at at time. Useful for rougelike games. 4 Way Cardinal: 4 region stick with regions corresponding to the cardinal directions of the stick. Useful for menus. 4 Way Diagonal: 4 region stick with each region corresponding to a diagonal zone of the stick. Standard Eight Way 4 Way Cardinal 4 Way Diagonal Dead Zone: Dead zone value to use for an analog stick. Max Zone: Value when an analog stick is considered moved 100%. Diagonal Range: The area (in degrees) that each diagonal region occupies. Square Stick: Percentage to modify a square stick coordinates to confine values to a circle % Stick Delay: Time lapsed before a direction change is taken into effect. s Modifier: Edit button that is active while the stick is active. This button is useful for assigning zones with modifier keys that can be used to assign walk/run functionality to an analog stick. PushButton Na&me: Name: Specify the name of an analog stick. Mouse Settings Set Set %1 JoyControlStickModifierButton Modifier JoyDPad DPad JoyDPadButton Up Right Down Left Button JoyTabWidget <New> Remove Remove configuration from recent list. Load Load configuration file. Save Save changes to configuration file. Save As Save changes to a new configuration file. Sets Copy from Set Settings Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Set 6 Set 7 Set 8 Stick/Pad Assign Controller Mapping Quick Set Names Toggle button name displaying. Pref Change global profile settings. Reset Revert changes to the configuration. Reload configuration file. Open Config Config Files (*.amgp *.xml) Save Config Config File (*.%1.amgp) Do you really want to reset buttons settings for joystick? Set Save Profile Changes? Changes to the new profile have not been saved. Would you like to save or discard the current profile? Changes to the profile "%1" have not been saved. Would you like to save or discard changes to the current profile? Sticks DPads No buttons have been assigned. Please use Quick Set to assign keys to buttons or disable hiding empty buttons. Set %1: %2 Set %1 Copy Set Assignments Are you sure you want to copy the assignments and device properties from %1? Joystick Joystick JoystickStatusWindow Properties Details Name: %1 Number: Axes: Buttons: Hats: Battery: Unknown GUID: Game Controller: Axes Buttons Hats %1 (#%2) Properties Axis %1 Hat %1 No Yes MainSettingsDialog Edit Settings General Controller Mappings Language Auto Profile Mouse Advanced Pro&file Directory: <html><head/><body>Specify the default directory that the program should use in file dialogs when loading a profile or saving a new profile.</body></html> Recent Profile Count: <html><head/><body>Number of profiles that can be placed in recent profile list. 0 will result in the program not enforcing a limit on the number of profiles displayed.</body></html> Gamepad Poll Rate: Change the poll rate that the program uses to discover new events from gamepads. Defaults to 10 ms. Reducing the poll rate value could cause the application to use more CPU power so please test the setting that you use before using AntiMicroX unattended. Hide main window when the main window close button is clicked instead of quitting the program. Close To Tray Have Windows start AntiMicroX at system startup. Launch At Windows Startup Display recent profiles for all controllers as a single list in the tray menu. Defaults to using sub-menus. Single Profile List in Tray Have the program minimize to the taskbar. By default, the program minimizes to the system tray if available. Minimize to Taskbar This option will cause the program to hide all buttons that have no slots assigned to them. The Quick Set dialog window will have to be used to bring up the edit dialog for gamepad buttons. Hide Empty Buttons When the program is launched, open the last known profile that was opened during the previous session. Auto Load Last Opened Profile Only show the system tray icon when the program first launches. Launch in Tray Associate .amgp files with AntiMicroX in Windows Explorer. Associate Profiles Remember, it won't work if you don't have such keypad connected to computer or if it's not embedded like in desktop PCs Attach the numeric keypad Key Repeat Active keys will be repeatedly pressed when this option is enabled. Enable Delay: Specifies how much time should elapse before key repeating begins. ms Rate: Specifies how many times key presses will be performed per seconds. times/s Below is a list of the custom mappings that have been saved. You can use the following table to delete mappings or have mappings temporarily disabled. You can also disable mappings that are included with SDL; just insert a new row with the appropriate joystick GUID and check disable. Settings will not take affect until you either refresh all joysticks or unplug that particular joystick. GUID Mapping String Disable? Add Delete <html><head/><body>AntiMicroX has been translated into many different languages by contributors. By default, the program will choose an appropriate translation based on your system's locale setting. However, you can make AntiMicroX load a different translation depending on the language that you choose from the list below.</body></html> Default Português do Brasil English Français Deutsch Italiano 日本語 Русский српски / srpski 简体中文 Español українська Polski Active Devices: All Device Profile Class Title Program Default? Edit Disable the "Enhanced Pointer Precision" Windows setting while AntiMicroX is running. Disabling "Enhanced Pointer Precision" will allow mouse movement within AntiMicroX to be more precise. Disable Enhance Pointer Precision Smoothing History Si&ze: Weight Modi&fier: Refresh Rate: The refresh rate is the amount of time that will elapse in between mouse events. Please be cautious when editing this setting as it will cause the program to use more CPU power. Setting this value too low can cause system instability. Please test the setting before using it unattended. Spring Screen: Utilize the specified screen for spring mode. On Linux, the default is to use the primary screen. On Windows, the default is to use all available screens. Accel Numerator: 0 Accel Denominator: Accel Threshold: If the acceleration values for the virtual mouse have been changed by a different process, particularly when quitting an older game, then you might want to reset the acceleration values used by the virtual mouse. Reset Acceleration Log File: <html><head/><body>Note Unspecified log file allows printing logs in console output</body></html> Log Level: None Error Warning Info Verbose Debug Note: To see the change of log level in console output (not in log file), application restart is required Reset Profile Direc&tory: Combination of keys for quitting app Choose keys combination ! restart is needed after choice of combination Histor&y Size: Weight &Modifier: Profi&le Directory: Insert AutoProfile (disabled in Wayland) Also, Windows users who want to use a low value should also check the "Disable Enhance Pointer Precision" checkbox if you haven't disabled the option in Windows. Select Default Profile Directory Are you sure you want to delete the profile? Save Log File As Log Files (*.log) Do you really want to reset setting? Would you like to reset mappings too? [NO KEY] MainWindow AntiMicroX No Joysticks have been found. Please plug in a joystick and then choose the "Update Joysticks" option in the main menu If events are not seen by a game, please click here to run this application as Administrator. Update Button &App &Options He&lp &Quit Ctrl+Q &Update Joysticks Ctrl+U &Hide Ctrl+H &About Ctrl+A About &Qt Ctrl+T &Properties Ctrl+P &Key Checker Ctrl+K Home Page &GitHub Page Ctrl+G &Game Controller Mapping Ctrl+M S&ettings Ctrl+S &Stick/Pad Assign Ctrl+X &Wiki Ctrl+W &Issues Ctrl+I &Calibration Ctrl+C &Help Issues Could not find a proper controller identifier. Exiting. (%1) &Restore Open File Calibration couldn't be opened You must connect at least one controller to open the window Calibration is not available. Selected device doesn't have any joystick to calibrate. Run as Administrator? Are you sure that you want to run this program as Adminstrator? Some games run as Administrator which will cause events generated by antimicro to not be used by those games unless antimicro is also run as the Adminstrator. This is due to permission problems caused by User Account Control (UAC) options in Windows Vista and later. Failed to elevate program Failed to restart this program as the Administrator Could not find controller. Exiting. %1 battery Battery level is less than %1 Device number: %1 Device name: %2 Update to %1 available Reading old profile This profile uses controllers' GUID numbers. Would you like to change GUID numbers to UniqueID in this file for use in identical gamecontrollers? Such old file cannot be loaded in antimicrox since version 2.25 This profile uses controllers' GUID numbers. Would you like to change GUID numbers to UniqueID in this file for use in identical gamecontrollers? Such old file cannot be loaded in AntiMicroX since version 2.25 Are you sure that you want to run this program as Adminstrator? Some games run as Administrator which will cause events generated by AntiMicroX to not be used by those games unless AntiMicroX is also run as the Adminstrator. This is due to permission problems caused by User Account Control (UAC) options in Windows Vista and later. MouseAxisSettingsDialog Mouse Settings - Set %1 MouseButtonSettingsDialog Mouse Settings - Set %1 MouseControlStickSettingsDialog Mouse Settings Set %1 MouseDPadSettingsDialog Mouse Settings Set %1 MouseSettingsDialog Mouse Settings Mouse Mode: Cursor mode is used to move the mouse cursor around the screen relative to its current position depending on how much you move an axis or if a button is pressed. Spring mode is used to move the mouse cursor from the center of the screen depending on how much you move an axis. The mouse cursor will be returned to the center of the screen when the axis is moved back to the dead zone. Cursor Spring Acceleration: Enhanced: Three tier curve that makes the mouse move slow on the low end of an axis and fast on the high end. Linear: Mouse moves proportionally to axis. Quadratic: Mouse accelerates slowly on low end. Cubic: Mouse accelerates slower than Quadratic. Quadratic Extreme: Raises mouse speed 1.5 times once 95% axis travel has been reached. Power Function: Allows for a more custom curve option. Easing Quadratic: Axis high end is gradually accelerated over a period of time using a Quadratic curve. Easing Cubic: Axis high end is gradually accelerated over a period of time using a Cubic curve. Enhanced Precision Linear Quadratic Cubic Quadratic Extreme Power Function Easing Quadratic Easing Cubic Mouse Speed Settings Enable to change the horizontal and vertical speed boxes at the same time. Change Together Hori&zontal Speed: 1 = 20 pps &Vertical Speed: Wheel Hori. Speed: Set the speed used for horizontal mouse wheel movement according to number of simulated notches per second. 1 = 1 notch(es)/s Wheel Vert. Speed: Set the speed used for vertical mouse wheel movement according to number of simulated notches per second. Sensitivit&y: For Power Function acceleration curve. Specifies the factor to use for curve sensitivity. When the value is above 1.0, the mouse movement will be accelerated faster at the low end of an axis. Easing Duration: Specifies the amount of time (in seconds) that will be required before the mouse is fully accelerated after reaching the high end of an axis. s Options for adding more acceleration to the mouse movement beyond what the acceleration curve would produce. Acceleration is added based on how quickly an axis is moved in one gamepad poll. This is meant to help work around some of the issues of the very limited input range available using typical gamepad analog sticks. Delta Acceleration &Multiplier: Highest value to accelerate mouse movement by x Start %: Acceleration begins at this percentage of the base multiplier % Mi&n Threshold: Minimum amount of axis travel required for acceleration to begin Max Threshold: Maximum axis travel before acceleration has reached the multiplier value E&xtra Duration: Extend the time that extra acceleration is applied. Axis travel will be taken into account. A slower flick will decrease the actual time that extra acceleration will be applied. Curve: Ease Out Sine Ease Out Quad Ease Out Cubic Spring Settings Spring Width: Changes the width of the region that the cursor can move in spring mode. 0 will use the entire width of your screen. Spring Height: Changes the height of the region that the cursor can move in spring mode. 0 will use the entire height of your screen. Release Radius: Specifies that the spring area will be relative to the mouse position set by a non-relative spring. Relative Mouse Status X: 0 (0 pps) Y: %n notch(es)/s ProfileImporter Form Import profile from: &JoyToKey Pinnacle &Game Profiler &XPadder Imported file Find profile file... Import settings for the same gamecontrollers not only from chosen profile Import full settings Imported settings Find configuration file... Remember about connection of gamecontrollers before profiles importing Cancel OK Extension of file is incorrect. Choose one type of profile and define full path of file. Incorrect extension JoyToKey profiles (*.cfg) XPadder profiles (*.xpaddercontroller) Pinnacle Game profiles (*.pin) Find Could not import profile. Choose profile type and profile's file. Insufficient data Could not define file's extension. Choose profile's type first above. Choose game profile Could not choose a file. Find a file with proper extension. Incorrect filename Choose app settings file Settings file (*.ini) QKeyDisplayDialog Key Checker <html><head/><body>Press a key on your keyboard to see how the key is detected by this application. The window will show the system native key value, the original value given by Qt (if applicable), and the custom value used by AntiMicroX.The AntiMicroX key value and the Qt key value will usually be the same. AntiMicroX tries to use the key values defined in Qt when possible. Check the page <a href="http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qt.html#Key-enum">http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qt.html#Key-enum</a> for a list of values defined by Qt. If you discover that a key is not natively supported by this program, please report the problem to AntiMicroX's <a href="https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox/">GitHub page</a> so that the program can be edited to support it directly. As it is, a custom prefix is added to unknown values so they can still be used; the main problem is that the profile will no longer be portable.</body></html> Event Handler: Native Key Value: 0x00000000 Qt Key Value: antimicro Key Value: <html><head/><body>Press a key on your keyboard to see how the key is detected by this application. The window will show the system native key value, the original value given by Qt (if applicable), and the custom value used by AntiMicroX.The AntiMicroX key value and the Qt key value will usually be the same. AntiMicroX tries to use the key values defined in Qt when possible. Check the page <a href="https://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qt.html#Key-enum">https://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qt.html#Key-enum</a> for a list of values defined by Qt. If you discover that a key is not natively supported by this program, please report the problem to AntiMicroX's <a href="https://github.com/AntiMicroX/AntiMicroX/">GitHub page</a> so that the program can be edited to support it directly. As it is, a custom prefix is added to unknown values so they can still be used; the main problem is that the profile will no longer be portable.</body></html> <html><head/><body>Press a key on your keyboard to see how the key is detected by this application. The window will show the system native key value, the original value given by Qt (if applicable), and the custom value used by AntiMicroX.The AntiMicroX key value and the Qt key value will usually be the same. AntiMicroX tries to use the key values defined in Qt when possible. Check the page <a href="http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qt.html#Key-enum">http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qt.html#Key-enum</a> for a list of values defined by Qt. If you discover that a key is not natively supported by this program, please report the problem to AntiMicroX's <a href="https://github.com/AntiMicroX/AntiMicroX/">GitHub page</a> so that the program can be edited to support it directly. As it is, a custom prefix is added to unknown values so they can still be used; the main problem is that the profile will no longer be portable.</body></html> AntiMicroX Key Value: QObject Super Menu Mute Vol+ Vol- Play/Pause Play Pause Prev Next Mail Home Media Search Launch program in system tray only. Launch program with the tray menu disabled Launch program without the main window displayed Launch program with the configuration file selected as the default for selected controllers. Defaults to all controllers location Apply configuration file to a specific controller. Value can be a controller index, name, or GUID value Unload currently enabled profile(s) value(s) Start joysticks on a specific set. Value can be a controller index, name, or GUID number value Launch program as a daemon. Use only on Linux. Enable logging log-type Choose a file for logs writing filename Choose between using XTest support and uinput support for event generation. Use only if you have enabled xtest and uinput options on Linux or vmulti on Windows. Default: xtest. event-generation-type Print information about joysticks detected by SDL. Use only if you have sdl library. You can check your controller index, name or even GUID. Your original settings (previously stored in %1) have been copied to %2 If you want you can delete the original directory or leave it as it is. Some problem with settings migration occurred. Original configs are stored in %1 but their new location is: %2 You can migrate manually by renaming old directory and renaming file to antimicrox_settings.ini. Daemon launched Failed to launch daemon Launching daemon Display string "%1" is not valid. Failed to set a signature id for the daemon Failed to change working directory to / Attempting to use fallback option %1 for event generation. Failed to open event generator. Exiting. Using %1 as the event generator. Quitting Program # of joysticks found: %1 List Joysticks: --------------- Joystick %1: Index: %1 GUID: %1 UniqueID: %1 VendorID: %1 ProductID: %1 Product Version: %1 Name: %1 Index: %1 UniqueID: %1 GUID: %1 VendorID: %1 ProductID: %1 Product Version: %1 Name: %1 Yes No Game Controller: %1 # of Axes: %1 # of Buttons: %1 # of Hats: %1 Could not raise process priority. Last button There isn't a last button pressed from gamepad in data. Did you set at least one button from gamepad for keyboard? Active window changed to: Title = "%1", Class = "%2", Program = "%3" or "%4". No display string was specified. An invalid event generator was specified. No event generator string was specified. Unknown log level: No log file specified. Specified contradicting flags: --show and --hidden Profile location %1 is not an XML file. Profile location %1 does not exist. Controller identifier is not a valid value. An invalid set number '%1' was specified. Controller identifier '%s'' is not a valid value. No set number was specified. No controller was specified. Logging started Auto-switching to profile "%1". Auto-switching to nullptr profile! xinput version must be at least 2.0. No mouse acceleration changes will occur. Unable to open uinput files, this may cause problems with generating events. To check possible solutions please visit: QuickSetDialog Quick Set <html><head/><body>Please press a button or move an axis on %1 (%2). A dialog window will then appear which will allow you to make an assignment.</body></html> Quick Set %1 SetAxisThrottleDialog Throttle Change The throttle setting for Axis %1 has been changed. Would you like to distribute this throttle change to all sets? SetJoystick Set %1: %2 Set %1 SetNamesDialog Set Name Settings Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Set 6 Set 7 Set 8 Name SimpleKeyGrabberButton Mouse SpringModeRegionPreview Spring Mode Preview UInputEventHandler Could not find a valid uinput device file. Please check that you have the uinput module loaded. lsmod | grep uinput Could not open uinput device file Please check that you have permission to write to the device Using uinput device file %1 UInputHelper a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Esc F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 ` 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 - = BackSpace Tab [ ] \ CapsLock ; ' Enter Shift_L , . / Ctrl_L Super_L Alt_L Space Alt_R Menu Ctrl_R Shift_R Up Left Down Right PrtSc Ins Del Home End PgUp PgDn NumLock * + KP_Enter KP_1 KP_2 KP_3 KP_4 KP_5 KP_6 KP_7 KP_8 KP_9 KP_0 SCLK Pause Super_R Mute VolDn VolUp Play Stop Prev Next [NO KEY] UnixWindowInfoDialog Captured Window Properties Information About Window Class: TextLabel Title: Path: Match By Properties Class Title Path VDPad VDPad VirtualKeyPushButton Space Tab Shift (L) Shift (R) Ctrl (L) Ctrl (R) Alt (L) Alt (R) Alt Gr ` ~ - = [ ] \ Caps ; ' , . / ESC PRTSC SCLK INS PGUP DEL PGDN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 NUM LK * + Enter Del < : Super (L) Menu Up Down Left Right VirtualKeyboardMouseWidget Keyboard Mouse Left Mouse Up Mouse Left Button Mouse Middle Button Mouse Right Button Mouse Wheel Up Mouse Wheel Left Mouse Wheel Right Mouse Wheel Down Mouse Down Mouse Right Mouse Button 4 Mouse Mouse 8 Mouse Button 5 Mouse Mouse 9 Mouse Mouse Settings NONE [NO KEY] Last button Slots for button couldn't be cleared, because there was not any set button from keyboard for gamepad. Map at least one button from keyboard to gamepad Others Applications Browser Back Browser Favorites Browser Forward Browser Home Browser Refresh Browser Search Browser Stop Calc Email F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 Media Media Next Media Play Media Previous Media Stop Search Volume Down Volume Mute Volume Up VirtualMousePushButton INVALID WinAppProfileTimerDialog Capture Application After pressing the "Capture Application" button, please select the application window that you want to have a profile associated with. The active application will be captured after the selected number of seconds. Timer: Seconds Cancel WinExtras [NO KEY] AntiMicro Profile AntiMicroX Profile X11Extras ESC Tab Space DEL Return KP_Enter Backspace Alt Gr xinput extension was not found. No mouse acceleration changes will occur. xinput version must be at least 2.0. No mouse acceleration changes will occur. PtrFeedbackClass was not found for virtual pointer.No change to mouse acceleration will occur for device with id=%1 Changing mouse acceleration for device with id=%1 Virtual pointer found with id=%1. XMLConfigReader Could not write updated profile XML to file %1. XMLConfigWriter Could not write to profile at %1. antimicrox Graphical program used to map keyboard buttons and mouse controls to a gamepad. Useful for playing games with no gamepad support. main Launch program in system tray only. Launch program with the tray menu disabled Launch program without the main window displayed Show app window when hidden. (Used for unhiding window of already running app instance). Launch program with the configuration file selected as the default for selected controllers, or change active profile of running app. Defaults to all controllers location Apply configuration file to a specific controller. Value can be a controller index, name, or GUID value Unload currently enabled profile(s) value(s) Start joysticks on a specific set. Value can be a controller index, name, or GUID number value Launch program as a daemon. Use only on Linux. Enable logging. Levels (from the least strict): warn,info,verbose,debug log-type Choose a file for logs writing filename Choose between using XTest support and uinput support for event generation. Use only if you have enabled xtest and uinput options on Linux or vmulti on Windows. Default: xtest. event-generation-type Print information about joysticks detected by SDL. Use only if you have sdl library. You can check your controller index, name or even GUID. Launch program with the configuration file selected as the default for selected controllers. Defaults to all controllers Enable logging