Carbide Motion on a Raspberry Pi

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

That’s a good question — I think @fenrus was successful with one on the Pi — I bought one (8bitdo SN30 Pro) but am still waiting on a touch screen to get going w/ my Pi. Wrote up what I learned using it in Windows at:

Using a Game Controller with CM513 and later

My understanding is the Mac version of Carbide Motion doesn’t have support for this at this time. I’ve plugged in an 8bitdo N30 Pro which was found and configured automatically, and it shows as “GAMEPAD ENABLED” in CM and it has the following mappings: L1 - Z-axis up L2 - Z-axis down R2 - speed increment slower R1 - speed increment faster D-pad works as expected for XY but none of the other controls work. Antimicro doesn’t allow remapping controller buttons, so I’m not going to get the simp…