Before start, there is a basic tutorial for how to use skiiiD
https://hackaday.io/project/167458-getting-started-with-skiiid-editor
Tutorial to use Joystick_HW504 module with "skiiiD"
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Before start, there is a basic tutorial for how to use skiiiD
https://hackaday.io/project/167458-getting-started-with-skiiid-editor
#1 Launch skiiiD and select New button
#2 Select ①Arduino Uno and then click ②OK button
#1 Click '+' ADD button to search and select component
#2 ① search Joystick on search bar and ②Click Joystick Module,
#3 then you can see ③ pin indication. (You can configure it.)
#4 ④ click ADD button
#1 Original skiiID library provides 4 functions
1) getHorizontalData - Indicates Horizontal position of Joystick Module as the numeric value (range : 1~10) .
EX) If Joystick is on the far left position, it will be 1 on the serial monitor, vice versa.
2) getVerticalData - Indicates Vertical position of Joystick Module as the numeric value (range : 1~10) .
EX) If Joystick is on the far down position, it will be 1 on the serial monitor, vice versa.
3) getPosition - Indicates position of Joystick Module as the numeric value (see below)
4) isClicked - Indicates states of joystick is clicked or not.
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Hi Dave's Dev Lab
Our purpose of skiiiD is supporting as many as components we can. We are now developing libraries and software according to the roadmap we have. IBM PCjr Joystick looks really great! We will put on the list!
Best Regards,
skiiiD team
would you like a couple of joysticks and breakout boards?
i sent you a private message! email me you shipping address!
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would you be interested in doing this project with a classic IBM PCjr Joystick? if so, i'd be happy to provide you some free hardware (joystick and breakout board!)! https://hackaday.io/project/165961-ibm-pcjr-joystick-breakout-board