Midi-Fighter as USB game-controller?
Midi-Fighter as USB game-controller? Posted on: 02.06.2010 by Leida Blasko I recently purchased a Midi-Fighter and thought as well as using it in Traktor, it would be perfect as a USB game controller for Street Fighter 4 and other games. Is there any way to make it recognizable as just a USB-controller instead of Midi?Thanks. Jonathan | |
| Estefana Musfeldt 08.04.2011 |
Originally Posted by HerbStrike
anyone have any ideas? |
| Jessenia Aberegg 20.03.2011 |
Originally Posted by HerbStrike
You can even do macro's. Do you have a mac? |
| Estefana Musfeldt 19.03.2011 |
Originally Posted by Segfault
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| Leida Blasko 02.06.2010 | I recently purchased a Midi-Fighter and thought as well as using it in Traktor, it would be perfect as a USB game controller for Street Fighter 4 and other games. Is there any way to make it recognizable as just a USB-controller instead of Midi? Thanks. Jonathan |
| Kimberly Lewark 21.07.2011 | You could also do what I did and use GlovePIE to convert MIDI to Keyboard presses. If you are using a mac, I'm pretty sure you can do this with Osculator. |
| Malorie Dansie 20.07.2011 | Something like this already exists. It's called a hitbox. http://hitboxarcade.com/AboutHB.aspx |
| Estefana Musfeldt 08.04.2011 |
Originally Posted by HerbStrike
anyone have any ideas? |
| Arcelia Siebeneck 20.03.2011 | I could write something in Autohotkey that would achieve exactly what you're after. There's a midi library which allows you to convert qwerty keyboard presses to midi and viceversa (use midi controllers to control Windows functions for example): Check it: http://www.autohotkey.com/community /viewtopic.php?t=59336 Give me a shout if you need a hand |
| Jessenia Aberegg 20.03.2011 |
Originally Posted by HerbStrike
You can even do macro's. Do you have a mac? |
| Estefana Musfeldt 20.03.2011 | the problem with bome was it would not recognise "aswd" as movement key's then i found this one http://www.charlie-roberts.com/midiStroke/ but i need to work out what the button values are |
| Jessenia Aberegg 20.03.2011 | Easiest way I found was like the previous poster stated. http://www.bome.com/products/miditra...erview/classic and with midiox. http://www.midiox.com/ I'm making a tutorial for midi devices in the next few days for Instructables. It will be a step by step. If you want some help feel free to message me. I will have a tutorial done soon though. I do not use a midifighter but this will work with most midi devices. I will post a link when I'm done if anyone is interested! |
| Sammie Okeeffe 19.03.2011 | have alook around the google i have found these links that support MIDI to HID.. have not played with them yet thou http://www.arj.no/2008/02/25/multicontrol-v04/ http://www.steim.org/steim/junxion_v3.html maybe this helps? |
| Estefana Musfeldt 19.03.2011 |
Originally Posted by Segfault
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| Kayleen Positano 09.06.2010 | Bomes Midi Translator will do this perfectly! I use my midiFighter for games all the time. :3 |
| Adolf Hit 03.06.2010 | You can replace the Leds with any color you want, you just need 1206 package surface mount leds and some soldering skills. |
| Leida Blasko 03.06.2010 | also, what is the voltage across the red LEDs? I was wondering if it's enough if I wanted to replace the red with blue LEDs, like about 3.3v? |
| Adolf Hit 02.06.2010 | I believe the easiest way to do this would be find some application which can covert/map midi to HID keypresses. I have looked for something like this but had no luck so far |
| robert chanda 03.06.2010 | Not without some major recoding to convert it from a USB-MIDI device to a HID controller - you replace all the USB Descriptors, replace the main loop and send HID messages instead of MIDI packets. Definitely possible using the LUFA libraries we based our code on (they have easily convertable example code for a Mouse demo), but not something I'm concentrating on. Source code for Midifighter and LUFA are available for free, so why not do it yourself? |
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