Un \u00e9mulateur 3DO bas\u00e9 sur FreeDo et \u00e9crit en C#.<\/p>\n
– Joysticks\/Controllers that you set up should be saving with a unique joystick GUID (supplied by DirectInput). This avoids cumbersome problems in a more simplistic system using something like device number. You should be able to set up two controllers of the exact same brand and 4DO will recognize them as unique. This held true for any joysticks I have, but I would like to know if someone experiences an issue.
\n– If a joystick gets unplugged while you\u2019re playing, 4DO won\u2019t freak out. It will not continually press whatever you last had pressed, and you can plug the joystick back in to resume playing.
\n– You can bind the same joystick button to several 3DO buttons and vice versa. I\u2019ve never liked the \u201ckey is in use\u201d I\u2019ve seen elsewhere.
\n– Support for any joystick axis, including accelerometers. I do not have a joystick with any accelerometer features, so I\u2019d appreciate feedback from anybody who does (I worry that the noise data involved in merely holding a joystick with them will cause them to be noticed and bound unconditionally). I have also ensured that point-of-view controls (PoV) can be bound.
\nYou do not have to choose a specific device (keyboard or joystick) when setting up a 3DO controller. You can bind both keyboard keys and joystick controls to the same 3DO controller. This avoids having to go back to the setup screen if you don\u2019t have the controller handy.
\n– Documentation tells me that SlimDX supports XBox 360 controllers, and so 4DO should too. However, I don\u2019t have one to try. <\/em><\/p>\n