I just Complete a registration as a developer at Microsoft, enter Dev Mode (in registered console) in the remote access settings don't give me the IP number allowed to access Xbox remote access via
I want my python programm to simulate an XBox controller input. Both analog thumb sticks and the on/off buttons if possible. I found topics about simulating Keyboard input with ctypes in python, for
Xbox 360 Controllers are using proprietary protocol to communicate with PC\console via USB and Wireless. Driver for it is implemented in XUSB22.sys that comes with Windows (was separate driver package earlier).
After switching your PC's development sandbox, you can log in to Xbox App with you test account first to see if they are work well. And also, before testing, don't forget to publish your Xbox Live service configuration by clicking the Test button on the Xbox Live configuration page.
The official Xbox Services API documentation is...let's just say it's not for beginners. It makes it seem like you need to be building a game to have access to the API - maybe I'm understanding it wrong, but fair enough.
I want to add controller support to games I make in Python, but I cannot find any Xbox One controller input module for Python. I need specifically Xbox One controller support. Thanks!
I've Xbox UWP app, there is some intermittent issue and I would like to capture the logs to analyze. However I am not sure how I can collect logs from Xbox for my analysis. If anybody has any info,
I bought the adapter to connect the kinect to USB from amazon, $12 ("JETEHO 1 Pc Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor USB AV Adapter"). Now with Kinect for Windows Runtime v1.8 installed, the devices that show up when the Kinect is connected are as follows: Kinect for Windows recognizes the kinect as a camera, this is not what Teams recognizes though
The drivers for the Xbox 360 Common Controller and the Xbox One Controller both emulate "HID" for use with the legacy DirectInput API for older games, but the emulation tends to have some quirks like this one.
