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Loosen arbitrary pad filtering, implement PAD_ControlForce(), add aliases and state defines
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I thought we had already discussed this before? This hackery is not acceptable. |
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Which part? |
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Adds support for the official Speed Force racing wheel, sold by Logitech. The Speed Force wheel is largely a standard GameCube controller, abeit with a different ID, support for simple force feedback commands, gas/brake instead of the C Stick, and using the status bit presumably for the nonexistent ZL Button to determine if the pedals are connected or not.
libogc/2 has a strict filter on what Joybus IDs are valid, this loosens it up a bit to allow the wheel and keyboard to pass the first check (any of SI_TYPE_GC not including SI_GC_RECEIVER). Other GC accessories already pass this check.
PAD_ControlForce() has been added, with similar implementation to PAD_ControlMotor(). Aliases are added so developers may use
gas&braketo refer to the pedals.