locoDog
Could they be extracted if a user fancied getting really exotic?
geposted Sun 23 Aug 15 @ 1:56 am
groovindj
You know that if you modify a built in mapping, it creates a copy of it that you can access?
geposted Sun 23 Aug 15 @ 1:31 pm
locoDog
Mapper files yes I know, definition files is what I'm after, the thing that gives each button it's name, deck assignment, range, all that under the hood stuff.
geposted Sun 23 Aug 15 @ 5:20 pm
groovindj
Ah right, of course. Mea culpa. Thinking cap not on. :-)
geposted Sun 23 Aug 15 @ 6:21 pm
SBDJ
Built in definition files cannot be extracted.
geposted Mon 24 Aug 15 @ 10:22 am
locoDog
Can they be hosted by atomix or is that an ip issue?
geposted Mon 24 Aug 15 @ 10:51 am
kradcliffe
All the definitions are in the controllers.dat file
It's not in a readable format so nothing you can do to extract them.
It's not in a readable format so nothing you can do to extract them.
geposted Mon 24 Aug 15 @ 2:01 pm
PhantomDeejay
Definition files of officially supported devices are part of the program's code. They may be on a separate file as said above, but they are still protected by the EULA. No, they cannot be shared.
However, you are free to implement your own definition file for any device you want (even the officially supported ones)
However, you are free to implement your own definition file for any device you want (even the officially supported ones)
geposted Tue 25 Aug 15 @ 12:58 pm