Which version of OpenFL and Lime are you using? What platform?
Are you using lime.ui.Joystick, lime.ui.Gamepad, or the openfl.ui.GameInput API?
I’m using lime.ui.Joystick hxcpp
I figured it has something to do with a conflict between Joystick.devices :Map<Int, Joystick> that match joystick with ID, and the way I store controller in an Array.
So after trying to change my way of storing joysticks and calling events in my own class without luck, I fixed it by changing devices in Joystick to an Array, it’s not a good solution I know but I just can’t figure another way around this.
To be specific here is a small example of what’s happening when I store joystick in my own class
for (joystick in Joystick.devices) {
var controller:Controller = new Controller(joystick); //my own class
gamePads.push(controller);
}
If in my controller class I call events like joystick.onButtonDown.add (function (button:Int) {
-> It gets the wrong controller.
Oh, I see, so the joystick.id remains constant, but iterating over Joystick.devices can change, since it’s a map?
That’s my guess, first I thought it has something to do with devices being inside the class Joystick itself. But the problem is indeed about iterating from the Map.