SDK Examples in C# and Delphi The SDK includes sample code to show how to: Send data to the Joystick driver Read data from the Joystick driver Send data to the Game-pad driver Read data from the Game-pad driver Send data to the Keyboard driver (The OS doesn’t allow you to read from the driver, …
We’ve been working to improve the documentation for the HVDK and we hope that you find that the updated knowledge base articles will get you up and running. We’re continuously tweaking the SDK and KB articles. We hope you find them useful! Please let us know if you would like additional code or articles of …
Tips for Coding in Driverland Try the Mouse Driver First Sending data the mouse driver is easier than sending it to the joystick driver, and way easier than sending it to the keyboard driver. Once you have it working with the mouse driver, you will understand the basics of working with the drivers. So start …
We have been getting requests for a SDK for ControlMyJoystick’s Virtual Joystick, Keyboard and Mouse drivers, so recently we released the HID Virtual Driver Kit (HVDK). http://44.238.1.22/hid-driver-kit-home/ The HVDK Standard Edition is free, and has a set of Tetherscript-signed drivers (the same ones you get with ControlMyJoystick) and some Delphi (yes, Delphi…is it 1998 or …
Release Notes 2.1 Final July 5, 2020 Added a new Gamepad driver. This emulates a gamepad HID device. However, it does not emulate an XBOX controller. Added a new Mouse Rel driver. This allows you to move the mouse cursor relative to its current position, such as (100, 100) which moves it 100 units right …
Hardware and OS Requirements To install HVDK Standard or Professional, you will need: Windows 7, 8.0, 8.1 or 10 64 bit only. You can run your 32 or 64 bit apps against the drivers, but you’ll need a 64 bit operating system to install the drivers on. 50 MB hard drive space for the SDK …
