HOW-TO:Share button maps - Revision history

Karellen at 02:51, 17 December 2020

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Karellen at 21:20, 19 July 2020

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	== Share via the [[Forum]] ==		== Share via the Forum ==
	If you share outside of GitHub, '''please include the filename of the button map'''. A friendly developer will then create a pull request on GitHub for you.		If you share outside of GitHub, '''please include the filename of the button map'''. A friendly developer will then create a pull request on GitHub for you.

Garbear: Remove "Krypton feature" notice

2018-10-05T20:42:42Z

Remove "Krypton feature" notice

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	<section begin="intro" />Kodi ships with button maps for a small number of controllers on each platform. If you would like your configuration to be included in a Kodi release, it needs to be included in the Joystick Support add-on.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Kodi ships with button maps for a small number of controllers on each platform. If you would like your configuration to be included in a Kodi release, it needs to be included in the Joystick Support add-on.<section end="intro" />

Karellen: Fix dead links

2018-03-07T04:34:29Z

Fix dead links

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	<section begin="intro" />Kodi ships with button maps for a small number of controllers on each platform. If you would like your configuration to be included in a Kodi release, it needs to be included in ~~[[Add~~-on~~:Joystick Support]]~~.<section end="intro" />		<section begin="intro" />Kodi ships with button maps for a small number of controllers on each platform. If you would like your configuration to be included in a Kodi release, it needs to be included in the Joystick Support add-on.<section end="intro" />


	== Creating button maps ==		== Creating button maps ==
	Button maps are generated by the ~~[[Add-on:Joystick Support\|~~Joystick Support add-on]]. Follow the steps in [[HOW-TO:Configure controllers]]. It is best if you map multiple controller profiles for each of your controllers; see [[HOW-TO:Map multiple controllers]].		Button maps are generated by the Joystick Support add-on. Follow the steps in [[HOW-TO:Configure controllers]]. It is best if you map multiple controller profiles for each of your controllers; see [[HOW-TO:Map multiple controllers]].

	You can find the generated button map in the [[userdata]] folder at:		You can find the generated button map in the [[userdata]] folder at:

Garbear: Add See Also and categories

2017-02-10T08:12:56Z

Add See Also and categories

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	Until we add a thread/subforum for button maps, you can post in the [http://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=112 Hardware subforum]. Please upload your button map to a pastebin site like http://paste.ubuntu.com and post a link. If you post the XML directly then it clutters the forum, but we'll accept it anyway.		Until we add a thread/subforum for button maps, you can post in the [http://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=112 Hardware subforum]. Please upload your button map to a pastebin site like http://paste.ubuntu.com and post a link. If you post the XML directly then it clutters the forum, but we'll accept it anyway.


			== See also ==
			* {{big\|'''[[HOW-TO:Configure controllers]]'''}}
			* {{big\|'''[[HOW-TO:Modify joystick.xml]]'''}}


			[[Category:Gaming]]
			[[Category:Manual]]

Garbear: FUCKING WHITESPACE

2017-02-02T02:46:16Z

FUCKING WHITESPACE

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	The button map is an XML file. You can see all existing button maps in the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo].		The button map is an XML file. You can see all existing button maps in the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo].


	== Share via GitHub ==		== Share via GitHub ==
	This is the preferred method. Simply fork the repo, add the button map to the correct folder of the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo], and send a pull request to https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick.		This is the preferred method. Simply fork the repo, add the button map to the correct folder of the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo], and send a pull request to https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick.

Garbear: /* Creating button maps */

2017-02-02T02:45:57Z

Creating button maps

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	== Creating button maps ==		== Creating button maps ==
	Button maps are generated by the [[Add-on:Joystick Support\|Joystick Support add-on]]. Follow the steps in [[HOW-TO:Configure controllers]]. It is best if you map multiple controllers; see [[HOW-TO:Map multiple controllers]].		Button maps are generated by the [[Add-on:Joystick Support\|Joystick Support add-on]]. Follow the steps in [[HOW-TO:Configure controllers]]. It is best if you map multiple controller profiles for each of your controllers; see [[HOW-TO:Map multiple controllers]].

	You can find the generated button map in the [[userdata]] folder at:		You can find the generated button map in the [[userdata]] folder at:
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	The button map is an XML file. You can see all existing button maps in the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo].		The button map is an XML file. You can see all existing button maps in the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo].


	== Share via GitHub ==		== Share via GitHub ==

Garbear: Initial page

2017-02-02T01:14:25Z

Initial page

New page

{{mininav| [[Remote controls]] {{l2| [[Games]] }} | [[Game controllers]]}}

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<section begin="intro" />Kodi ships with button maps for a small number of controllers on each platform. If you would like your configuration to be included in a Kodi release, it needs to be included in [[Add-on:Joystick Support]].<section end="intro" />

== Creating button maps ==
Button maps are generated by the [[Add-on:Joystick Support|Joystick Support add-on]]. Follow the steps in [[HOW-TO:Configure controllers]]. It is best if you map multiple controllers; see [[HOW-TO:Map multiple controllers]].

You can find the generated button map in the [[userdata]] folder at:

<tt>.../userdata/addon_data/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml/<driver name>/</tt>

The button map is an XML file. You can see all existing button maps in the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo].

== Share via GitHub ==
This is the preferred method. Simply fork the repo, add the button map to the correct folder of the [https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick/tree/master/peripheral.joystick/resources/buttonmaps/xml GitHub repo], and send a pull request to https://github.com/xbmc/peripheral.joystick.

== Share via the [[Forum]] ==
If you share outside of GitHub, '''please include the filename of the button map'''. A friendly developer will then create a pull request on GitHub for you.

Until we add a thread/subforum for button maps, you can post in the [http://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=112 Hardware subforum]. Please upload your button map to a pastebin site like http://paste.ubuntu.com and post a link. If you post the XML directly then it clutters the forum, but we'll accept it anyway.