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ControllerState—Wolfram Language Documentation

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• See Also
  • ControllerInformation
  • MousePosition
  • ControllerManipulate
  • Manipulate
  • CurrentValue
• Related Guides
  • Low-Level Interface Control
  • Gamepad & Device Interface
  • External Operations
  • Control Objects
  • Custom Interface Construction
  • Standalone Interfaces
  • Dynamic Visualization
  • Click-Interactive Panels
• Workflows
  • Control Interactive Content with a Gamepad
• Tech Notes
  • Introduction to Dynamic
  • Advanced Dynamic Functionality

ControllerState["c"]

gives the state of the control c for the first connected controller device on which it is supported.

ControllerState[id,"c"]

gives the state of control c for controller devices with the specified identifier.

ControllerState[id,{"c₁","c₂",…}]

gives the states of several controls for several controller devices.

• Dynamic[ControllerState[…]] gives continually updated current controller states.
• Typical control names include:
• "X" or "X1" x primary value "Y" or "Y1" y primary value "Z" or "Z1" z primary value "XY" or "XY1" {x,y} primary 2-axis controller value "XYZ" or "XYZ1" {x,y,z} primary 3-axis controller value "X2", "Y2", "XY2", etc. x, y, {x,y}, etc. values from a secondary controller "B1", "B2", etc. b₁, b₂, etc. button states
• The following special control names are also possible:
• "Axes" a list of all supported axis-like controls "Buttons" a list of all supported button-like controls "Controls" a list of all supported controls "Hardware" information on the controller device hardware "Mapping" rules for Wolfram System mappings of controls "Rules" rules for the settings of all controls
• ControllerState always gives absolute instantaneous control states; it does not give relative or cyclic control states of the type available in Manipulate.
• If no explicit controller identifier id is given, the controller used will be the first one found on the list specified by the option ControllerPath that supports all the controls "c_i" requested.
• Identifiers for controllers can be the following:
• Possible device class identifiers include:
• "Gamepad" controller typically including two analog controls "Joystick" controller typically including one primary analog control "Detachable" controller not built into a computer "BuiltIn" controller built into a computer
• If a requested control value is not available, ControllerState returns $Failed for that value.

Check the state of button 1:

Check multiple values at once:

Acquire a list of all button controls supported by the device:

Specify which controller type should be used:

If no device of that type is attached, $Failed is returned:

If multiple controllers are attached, specify the order of control sampling:

By default, controls are sampled in the following order:

The controls for Manipulate are automatically linked to a controller:

Bind x to the X controller when your selection contains the output:

ControllerInformation can be used to find a device name:

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