Add configuration for 8bitdo joystick to use as trigger #343
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pattacini
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Merging straight away as two new files won't hurt anyway. |
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This PR adds the necessary files to use the 8bitDo joystick as a speech trigger for the TUG demo. Related issue: #331
The device can be easily paired with a Ubuntu machine through the GUI.
Pairing through the command line needs the following terminal commands:
Now type
devicesto list the available devices to be paired. The joystick will show up as either 8bitDo or Pro Controller as name, but the mac address should be the same.Then run the commands
and it's done.