I'm testing my game with a Nintendo Switch Pro controller on Windows. The controller works perfectly fine.
I have a class that implements ControllerListener, and of course in the main class I add the listener through Controllers.addListener();.
In this function:
@Override
public boolean buttonDown(Controller controller, int i) {
System.out.println("Button down: " + controller.getButton(i));
if (i == controller.getMapping().buttonA) {
processEnter();
}
return true;
}"Button down: true" is printed and the processEnter function gets called every frame, despite none of the buttons being pressed. I checked the buttonUp function and it acted the same way.
However, I tried downgrading the gdx-controllers version a few times, and it seems that this is a problem in 2.2.4, 2.2.3, and 2.2.2. In version 2.2.1, everything works properly and the buttonDown and buttonUp functions are called when I actually press a button, so this bug must have been introduced in 2.2.2.
I'm testing my game with a Nintendo Switch Pro controller on Windows. The controller works perfectly fine.
I have a class that implements ControllerListener, and of course in the main class I add the listener through
Controllers.addListener();.In this function:
"Button down: true" is printed and the processEnter function gets called every frame, despite none of the buttons being pressed. I checked the buttonUp function and it acted the same way.
However, I tried downgrading the gdx-controllers version a few times, and it seems that this is a problem in 2.2.4, 2.2.3, and 2.2.2. In version 2.2.1, everything works properly and the buttonDown and buttonUp functions are called when I actually press a button, so this bug must have been introduced in 2.2.2.