Releases: gethiox/HIDI
Releases · gethiox/HIDI
v1.3.0
Summarized changes:
- added "deadzone_at_center" option for gamepads with unsigned values by @diegoschneider
- fixed realtime monitoring of user configuration changes by @diegoschneider
- fix/added proper support for multihandler devices like ps4 dualshock controller (gyro/accelerometer subhandler)
- due to above fix, small change to device configuration format was introduced, user-defined configurations may require manual intervention, change is subtle and may be hard to spot so I suggest to create new configuration by copying factory one
- removed custom gyro related code
- add configurable velocity value in device configuration
- add device blacklist capability
- add -listdevices parameter
What's Changed
- Feat/deadzone at center by @diegoschneider in #8
- HIDI 1.3.0 by @gethiox in #11
New Contributors
- @diegoschneider made their first contribution in #8
Full Changelog: https://github.com/gethiox/HIDI/commits/v1.3.0
v1.2.0
v1.1.0
- multichannel mapping: add channel offset configuration option for keys, pitch-bend and CC, for more details see cmd/hidi/hidi-config/user/README.md
- OpenRGB binaries updated to version 0.9
v1.0.0
v0.9-beta
Pre-1.0 release with tons of improvements and features
Changelog:
- OpenRGB support for arm-v6/v7, arm64 and amd64
- YAML configurations for devices. automatic reload on user configuration changes
- note collision handlers
- Monitoring of input handlers is now a magnitude more efficient
- Graceful app termination
- greatly improved speed of application start and termination
- Fixed input device grabbing for exclusive usage
- CC learn action - easier way to learn CC with unstable analog input, also useful for multi-axis analog sticks
- configurable deadzones for analog input
- analog events throttling
- improved overall performance when logging is disabled
- Precompiled builds for various platforms
- Embedded config directory, if config directory doesn't exist, application will create default one
- Automatic update of factory configurations (if there are new ones or modified).
- Support for optional HD44780 screen (20x4) for displaying statistics
- Relatively good default configurations for keyboards and gamepads
- informative and eye-candy debug/logging
You can select a binary for your platform.
Pi zero v1 - HIDI-linux-arm-v6
Pi zero v2 and others Pies - HIDI-linux-arm64 (for 64-bit OS)
Note: OpenRGB is not included for linux x86-32 (HIDI-linux-386) in this release
v0.1-beta for Raspberry Pi
Set device grabbing mode as optional