bs_example
Peripheral example program.
Synopsis
bs_example
Description
This demonstration program lets you move a cel (a cloud) around the screen
with a joystick and leave an image of it on the screen when you press the
trigger. You can also distort the cel and clear the screen. The program
supports control pad, joystick, and mouse interaction.
This example illustrates how to use the broker shell peripheral
interaction utilities.
The connection/configuration/disconnection routines can be used as-is in
final code.
The data interaction/processing is less efficient than it could be for the
sake of modularity, comprehensibility, and flexibility. If you unpack
the BS_NiceWaitEvent() and BS_ProcessXxxData()
routines and perform that processing in a more direct way performance will
improve. You should also eliminate any debouncing checks that you don't
use.
Joystick controls
- Stick
- move in x and y
- Z
- zoom in/out U/D/
- L/R switch
- deform cel
- Trigger
- leave copy of cel on screen
- A
- clear screen
- B
- recalibrate stick (to recalibrate, hit B with stick in neutral
position and move the stick and z throttle to the limits of travel)
- C
- quit
- RightShift
- switch to mouse
Mouse controls
- LeftButton
- leave copy of cel on screen
- MiddleButton
- clear screen
- Movement
- move cel in x and y
Pad 1 controls (used with mouse):
- RightButton
- switch to joystick
- D Pad
- distort cel
- C Button
- quit
- RightShift
- toggle mouse edge conditions between bound & wrap
Pad 2 controls (only if there are 2 pads and no mouse):
- D Pad
- move cel
- A Button
- leave copy of cel on screen
- B Button
- clear screen
- C Button
- switch to joystick control
- RightShift
- toggle movement speed between high & low
Caveats
Lightgun support is not yet included in this example.
Associated Files
cloud.cel
Location
examples/EventBroker/Control_Port_Peripherals