Use PSMoveClicker-electron instead
This program was primarly made for ADOFAI, but you can use it as a mouse.
Btw I'm not responsible for breaking your PSMove (it shouldn't happen as long as you keep force above -10)
Also, don't set the force to 0... Bad things will happen
I recommend using PSMoveServiceEx instead of PSMoveService, but you can also use it.
Run PSMoveService first, then PSMove Clicker.
If the program doesn't start, it means that it can't connect to PSMoveService
You also need to have VC Redist installed
Buttons:
- Cross button - Left Mouse Button - supports holding
- Circle button - Right Mouse Button - supports holding
- Select button - Escape Button - supports holding
- T button - Mouse cursor
- PS Button - Sets main controller in ADOFAI mode
Control panel:
- Textbox with -4.000000 - force of the swing
- ADOFAI mode - Fixes multiple clicks at once in ADOFAI (presses keyboard keys) (main controller (will light up) presses mouse)
Swing.
Only Cube game mode and also there's a delay
You can always play with the cross button
Notice: This "tutorial" is not tested
Install gammasoft71/xtd and add it to this project:
- go to project root dir, and run
xtdc build, ignore the errors
Paste the lib file from there somewhere (for example to build/ directory) and also the dll file to your exe folder
Or build PSMoveService yourself
Or download build of PSMoveService, then generate .lib definition file
It should look like this:
root
└───build
└───PSMove_Clicker
└───Release (or debug)
PSMoveClient_CAPI.dll
Add the lib file to linker (Project settings > Configuration Properties > Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies)
for example: $(SolutionDir)PSMoveClient_CAPI.lib
Open build/PSMove_Clicker.sln
Right click on PSMove_Clicker in the solution explorer and click Set as Startup project
Good luck
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