For whatever reason the applications are unable to grab the inputs (tested with Siemens NX and Kerbal Space Program)
Siemens NX has been riddled with by 3Dx drivers, however I do not think this is the case since I have no intent on mimicking the 3Dx with the Arduino -- I am merely making a generic 6-dof input device.
I also tested it with KSP on another device, and as expected it did not work.
I suspect it is because of the fact that the Arduino Micro appear as a composite device (rather than a clean USB input device) along with the programming COM port (see in descriptor), however it have no problem appearing as a USB HID gamepad/joystick for KSP and Simpleplanes.
I am using a modified version of the Joystick library.
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The reports are in html format but the website do not allow me to upload them. So I decided that the best course-of-action is to, well, make them as pictures.
hm. interesting.
I don't think that is the issue, consider I have used this library earlier to emulate a USB Gamepad/joystick with no issues. And this time I have not done much else save for changing a few HID descriptors. Oh I am a idiot
After digging around I realized that the logic minimum/maximum (of 350?) is exactly 1/4 of the physical min/max, so I have changed my logical min/max to be -512/512 and -2048/2048 respectively. Does not fix the issue.
I start to lean toward the fact that the 3Dx have some funny driver that mine lack so none of the application would work -- similar to how a 3Dx without drivers will do nothing.
Although I have not given up yet
