doggie523 wrote:

SUPPORT

therealRedStrider wrote:

Support.
Both TW and extension we don't talk about have it already but they just convert the controllers input to keyboard controls.
If this was officially added then we could have true analog stick movement(Not to mention the possibilities for gyro).
Rumble is also a great suggestion as not just controllers but some phones and tablets have that feature.

when I receive [actually good support post v]
broadcast [lots of applause v]

garnetluvcookie wrote:

SArpnt wrote:

Scratch has a lot of extensions for things like lego, makey makey, generally some strange input types that aren't usable for a lot of projects.
adding support for controllers would help lots of projects, especially ones that work well with analog input, like driving

when button [a v] pressed :: extension hat // buttons include ABXY, dpad, L, R, LT, RT, and analog sticks (they can be clicked down on some controllers)

when [LT amount v] amount [= v] (100) % :: extension hat // input options are triggers and all stick movement (shown on next blocks)

rumble for (1) secs :: extension stack

rumble :: extension stack // just keeps rumbling until stopped

stop rumble :: extension stack

<button [a v] pressed? :: extension>

([left v] stick x :: extension)

([left v] stick y :: extension)

([left v] stick direction :: extension)

([left v] stick distance :: extension) // how far the stick is from the center

([LT v] pressure :: extension) // how far the trigger is pushed down

triggers are LT, RT, L2, R2, or ZL, ZR. note that switch controllers (if they get support) just have triggers (ZL and ZR) be at either 0% or 100% since they aren't analog.
another thing to help is that text on the blocks will change depending on which type of controller is connected.

another thing that could be done is adding support for multiple controllers, for thigns like multiple players. with would modify the blocks to add player numbers from 1-4 (this would be the same as the player indicator on the controller) and add these blocks.

when player [1 v] connected :: extension hat

when player [1 v] disconnected :: extension hat

<player [1 v] connected? :: extension>

multiple controllers should be a togglable option because it does make things much more complicated.

I think this counts as rejected as making Scratch for gaming consoles is rejected.

Thethree13 wrote:

support. Great idea. The people using this extension should definitely also include keyboard support though.

mrrecordman wrote:

what if you plugged in a phone charger

-Osiris- wrote:

LiberlandAnimations wrote:

-Osiris- wrote:

are USB controllers compatible with Scratch?

I wonder what this thread is about.

I mean, are the controllers capable of being compatible with Scratch?

Jessie_AlExA12323545 wrote:

-Osiris- wrote:

LiberlandAnimations wrote:

-Osiris- wrote:

are USB controllers compatible with Scratch?

I wonder what this thread is about.

I mean, are the controllers capable of being compatible with Scratch?

USB controllers are supported in TurboWarp, but you have to go to the add-ons page to turn it on.
here's the TurboWarp link.

Marc92020 wrote:

doggie523 wrote:

SUPPORT

please be constructive and explain why you support
saying “support” adds nothing to the conversation

doggie523 wrote:

Marc92020 wrote:

doggie523 wrote:

SUPPORT

please be constructive and explain why you support
saying “support” adds nothing to the conversation

I just think that it would be very cool to have this added.

cs2461348 wrote:

turbowarp.org has a controller availible, hit addons and find the controller one. (turbowarp runs scratch projects faster)