On Mon, Aug 14, 2000 at 04:58:21PM +0200, Eckhard Stolberg wrote:
> Driving Controllers are almost as easy to read as joysticks. You just
> have to check SWCHA once per frame and see if the two bit value that you
> get is before or after the value from the last frame in the four value
> turn that the DC can generate.
Does this mean that if you handed your driving controller over to your
friendly neighborhood robot and he (it?) could spin the driving controller
knob at the right frequency (60Hz?) that you'd not see your car turn in Indy
500?
Regards,
matt
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