Minecraft java version does not support the game through the handle, but can only use the mouse and keyboard, which is undoubtedly a pity.If you want to use the handle to play minecraft, there are several simple solutions:
This article describes the steps of mapping through hardware methods.The hardware used here includes
Arduino Leonardo
USB Host Shield
In the articleTurn mouse and keyboard into keyboardIt is through Arduino Leonardo that the author simulated the mouse and keyboard.Here is also similar. Read the key information of the handle through Arduino, and then convert it to the corresponding mouse and keyboard operation, so as to control minecraft with the handle.
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/* Example sketch for the Xbox ONE USB library - by guruthree, based on work by Kristian Lauszus. */
voidsetup(){ Serial.begin(one hundred and fifteen thousand and two hundred); Mouse.begin(); Keyboard.begin(); //while (!Serial); // Wait for serial port to connect - used on Leonardo, Teensy and other boards with built-in USB CDC serial connection if(Usb.Init() ==-1) { Serial.print(F("\r\nOSC did not start")); while(one);//halt } Serial.print(F("\r\nXBOX USB Library Started")); } voidloop(){ Usb.Task(); if(Xbox.XboxOneConnected) { if(Xbox.getAnalogHat(LeftHatX) >seven thousand and five hundred&& !click_d) { Keyboard.press('d'); click_d =true; } if(Xbox.getAnalogHat(LeftHatX) <-7500&& !click_a) { Keyboard.press('a'); click_a =true; } elseif(Xbox.getAnalogHat(LeftHatX) <two thousand&& Xbox.getAnalogHat(LeftHatX) >-2000) { if(click_d) { Keyboard.release('d'); click_d =false; } if(click_a) { Keyboard.release('a'); click_a =false; } }
Appimage is a format used to distribute portable software in Linux system.However, if you move the location of the appimage file after the initial installation of the appimage program, its icon cannot be loaded.The solution is to go to the following two directories:
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~/.config/ ~/.local/share/applications/
Then find and delete the relevant files, such as the folder associated with the program name, andappimagekit-*.desktop。 After that, restart the program and install it again.
The author uses esp8266 with at firmware.By default, the baud rate of the serial port is 115200, and the newline characters are NL and Cr.It can be done throughAT+GMRCommand to view firmware information: Common at commands can refer to the following articles: ESP8266_AT Wiki ESP8266 - AT Command Reference
This article describes how to initiate HTTP requests through esp8266.First reset esp8266 and then set to AP + station mode.
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AT+RST AT+CWMODE=3 AT+CWLAP
the last oneAT+CWLAPThe command will search for nearby Wi Fi and display it. Subsequently, use theAT+CWJAPCommand to specify SSID and password to connect to Wi Fi:
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takessidandpwdReplace as appropriate.If the connection is successful, the
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WIFI CONNECTED WIFI GOT IP
The next step is to initiate the request.We useWorld Time APIFor example, this website can get the time according to the client IP address.
Seen here is the Norwich City Council’s first computer, being delivered to the City Treasurer’s Department in Bethel Street, Norwich in 1957. The City of Norwich, and its forward-thinking Treasurer, Mr A.J. Barnard, were pioneers in the application of computer technology to the work of UK local authorities and businesses. In 1953-4, Mr Barnard and his team began looking for an electronic system to handle its rates and payroll. They began discussions with Elliott Brothers of London in 1955, and the City Council ordered the first Elliott 405 computer from them in January 1956. It was delivered to City Hall in February 1957 and became operational in April 1957. The event was celebrated by a demonstration of the machine in front of the Lord Mayor of Norwich and the press on 3 April 1957. (Norfolk Record Office, ACC 2005/170)
Below is a picture of the new $5 Raspberry Pi Zero at the same location. The Raspberry Pi is a tiny and affordable computer, designed and built in the UK, that you can use to learn programming through fun, practical projects. I own 2 older models.
