Alex, suppose I made verge support a POV hat for a dpad. Would that be good enough to use verge with? The main 4 buttons dont seem 'all over the place', it looks like buttons 1 through 4. I am using the same 360 pc pad you are.

Quote:Originally posted by zeromus

Alex, suppose I made verge support a POV hat for a dpad. Would that be good enough to use verge with? The main 4 buttons dont seem 'all over the place', it looks like buttons 1 through 4. I am using the same 360 pc pad you are.
Yes, that would be great!

The main four buttons are OK, but 5-6 and 7-8 seem to be switched, so the shoulder button functions are performed by pressing the "back" and "start" buttons, and vice-versa. Not exactly the end of the world, but it still gives me something to bitch about!

Think I found a bug in g_map.cpp MAP::obstruct() line 433

	if (x<0 || y<0 || x>=mapwidth || y>=mapwidth) return 1;

I think it should be

	if (x<0 || y<0 || x>=mapwidth || y>=mapheight) return 1;

This is causing getobs() to report coords as obstructions on vertically large maps even if they aren't obstructions.

Oh, and using the Visual Studio debugger to debug VergeC is all kinds of awesome.