I was once virtually thinking alongside the equal traces of the usage of the ESP for a wireless controller. I really want to construct a pair gadgets with like four buttons but currently I am playing games on mobile like NIX injector its pretty impressive to fill up the space.

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Hi, can you tell me which.ino file is for wireless game controller? I don't really understand

Nice project!  I'd like to use one of your PCBs and build it.  Unfortunately, I can't find your code.  Cracked-ice.com does not list it.  Any suggestions?

i think this is the only thing i published. http://cracked-ice.com/Downloads/ESP8266/

Can you reupload the code for the controller because cracked-ice.com is down?

website is back up. don't know for how long. been real busy with school lately and server is being hosted at a friends house and i don't regularly update the DNS like i should

Nice i was just thinking along the same lines of using the ESP for a wireless controller. I really want to build a couple units with like 4 buttons so they could be used for PC Trivia game. i found an SDK called vJoy that i was going to use for it. But maybe your code completes even more of what i was looking for by having the ESP communication built in. Thanks! Now off to find a good trivia API to use.

edit: just opened the ino file. 1000 lines of code. nice.

most of those lines of code are copy and paste for the screen.

This is great - the creation of the PC script just takes this on to a completely different level.

I've only just started getting to grips with the ESP chips, but I need one of these in my life ha ha!

Great stuff man!

Hi there. Nice project! A friend and I are also tinkering with the esp8266 (board similar to the Adfruit Huzzah) and an Arduino to turn it in some kind makey-makey like game controller (sorry, we can actually do our own PCB boards). Can you tell us a little bit or provide some links/references about the software you use or is all written yourself?

sure thing. i can send you the code. i must warn you it is a bit cluttered. i've been meaning to clean it up but i have been busy with school. i didn't interface it with an arduino however i only used an esp8266 standalone so i wont be able to help you with AT commands or anything because im not familiar and probably won't become familiar with them.

here's the link to my code http://cracked-ice.com/Downloads/ESP8266/ESP8266Controller.zip

Thanks so much - digging into it - was thinking about starting some small OS project which could be easily embedded into your own games (some kind of mini udp server eating directional control commands), but will now look at your code and see if it changes my direction.

Nice, am I right that you are actually taking the events from the esp and then faking mouse events on the windows pc? And you also set up a UDP server ;-) TCP has too much latency?

exactly. the ESP8266 just sends out the status of its controls and all
the meat is done in the program. just fakes the mouse events and stuff.
took a bit of time to get right to work with games using directx but in
the end i got it all working