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en:tutorials:input:analog_joystick_gamepad_control [2020/08/20 11:54 (5 years ago)] – ↷ Page moved from en:tutorials:analog_joystick_gamepad_control to en:tutorials:input:analog_joystick_gamepad_control sausageen:tutorials:input:analog_joystick_gamepad_control [2025/09/30 17:26 (4 weeks ago)] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 When pushing the stick in any direction, after getting past the small threshold, the value can be read using the ''orxInput_IsActive'' and ''orxInput_GetValue'' functions. When pushing the stick in any direction, after getting past the small threshold, the value can be read using the ''orxInput_IsActive'' and ''orxInput_GetValue'' functions.
  
-Let's work through setting this up. Firstly, ''init'' up a new project using [[en:tutorials:creating_your_own_project|these instructions]].+Let's work through setting this up. Firstly, ''init'' up a new project using [[en:tutorials:projects:creating_your_own_project|these instructions]].
  
 Once you have a working project, add in the following graphic into your project's data to act as the object that will be controlled by the joystick: Once you have a working project, add in the following graphic into your project's data to act as the object that will be controlled by the joystick:
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 In the same way, the ''JOY_LY_1'' means that if the analog stick has been moved up or down the Y axis, it will register an ''UpDown'' value. In the same way, the ''JOY_LY_1'' means that if the analog stick has been moved up or down the Y axis, it will register an ''UpDown'' value.
  
-For more details, see: [[en:tutorials:analog_stick_threshold|Analog Stick Threshold]]+For more details, see: [[en:tutorials:input:analog_stick_threshold|Analog Stick Threshold]]
  
 Finally in the ''Run()'' function, we can add the code to respond to these "movements". ''Run()'' is not normally the recommended place to put this code, but for demonstration purposes, it is fine: Finally in the ''Run()'' function, we can add the code to respond to these "movements". ''Run()'' is not normally the recommended place to put this code, but for demonstration purposes, it is fine:
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