A Playstation Dualshock styled controller has 2 thumbsticks.
So four usable axes.
I would just like to pipe 4 different sensor values into Unity using no intermediate software whatsoever, so that's why.

Ahh I see.

How hard would it be to add another 2 axes to the example joystick?

Surely you only have X,Y and Z?

hehe I might just do this.

Thanks  

-1 for IDE skins. I think it would add useless bloat to IDE code.

It would be minor so I doubt it would affect people who don't care for it.

Mowcius approves of this idea  ;D

I might have to fiddle with mine. If I get any alternate icons sorted out then I will post them somewhere.

Mowcius

Ok so 0019 has been out for a few days, I don't see many changes, what about you?

The arduino developers must be very very busy...

It appears that my (and presumably any other) RSS feed of the general board does not include new threads in the uno punto zero section.

I feel like I'm missing out  
Any chance it can be added or have I just missed it somewhere?

Mowcius

I thought it was supposed to cancel compiling or something.  Many times I'll hit compile, and notice an error in my code, but I can't recompile until this one's done, and that can take some time..

Yeah but does it work? It doesn't seem to. Maybe I just never need to cancel the compiling...

Maybe reset Arduino via USB connection when one press the stop button

That happens when you open or close the serial port anyway so I just use that...

Is it actually meant to do anything?

Mowcius

No more hiding the board or port, and much easier to see at a glance that the right stuff is selected.

Yep, I like that idea. Somethin' like:

COM Port: |COM 3[ch9660]|    Board: |Duemilanove/Pro w/328 [ch9660]|

Mowcius

better (automatic?) selection of serial port and board

Yep, that would be great. I have 4 different boards to play with now (two are the pro and duemilanove so they stay the same but the rest are different). I use all of them quite a lot for different things and i often forget to change board/serial port if more than one of them is plugged in.

Maybe a confirmation dialog when you click upload...

Mowcius

Its a simple text file, so whatever name you gave to it, it will always be possible to open the file usando the arduino ide, or any other editor.

Yes, I used to open mine with wordpad when I was away from my computer but as I have to have my flash drive with me to open the sketches, I just keep a copy of the IDE on there now  

Mowcius

yeah well as stated in the other forum topic mentioned above, .ade is used already so I think .ino would be just fine

Mowcius

yes yes yes. Agreed!