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I use Python 3.6 64-bit on 64bit machine.
This project looks really cool, and I was able to use some different inputs to test and it was working. But now I have a problem.
Whenever I run virtual_controller.py the code hangs in this place:
print('Done, disconnecting controllers.')
del cons
def main():
import time
cons = []
print('Testings multiple connections')
while True:
print('Connecting Controller:')
try:
cons.append(vController())
except MaxInputsReachedError:
break
else:
print('Available:', vController.available_ids())
print('This ID:', cons[-1].id)
# time.sleep(1)
print('Done, disconnecting controllers.')
del cons
print('Available:', vController.available_ids())
time.sleep(2)
I see the sentence and then I wait a few minutes and nothing happens. When I comment code above and use only this part...
print('Testing Value setting')
print('Connecting Controller:')
try:
con = vController()
except MaxInputsReachedError:
print('Unable to connect controller for testing.')
else:
print('This ID:', con.id)
print('Available:', vController.available_ids())
print('Setting TriggerR and AxisLx:')
for x in range(11):
val = x / 10
print(val)
con.set_value('TriggerR', val)
con.set_value('AxisLx', val)
time.sleep(0.5)
print('Done, disconnecting controller.')
del con
print('Available:', vController.available_ids())
time.sleep(2)
... it also hangs after printing: "Done, disconnecting controller."
When I stop process and then run again I have MaxInputsReachedError and I see:
"Unable to connect controller for testing."
So stopping the process is not a good idea because the virtual controller is not plugged off. And it causes that I cannot run the program correctly again. Also uninstalling the controller from device manager doesn't work. It also hangs.