controller-tester

To test game controller inputs in real-time, you can use a controller testing skill to automatically detect devices and visualize buttons, axes, triggers, and d-pads, simplifying the debugging process for developers.

Controller deadzone calibration allows you to fine-tune deadzone settings for each controller axis. This prevents unintended input registration from stick drift, ensuring your gamepad or joystick responds accurately during input testing and gameplay.

You can log gamepad events by running a controller testing tool that records all controller inputs. This event logging provides detailed analysis and debugging data, allowing you to review button presses and axis movements after they occur.

Yes, this controller testing tool requires the UrhoX Lua engine for execution and NanoVG for rendering visualizations. You need these dependencies installed in your game development environment to run the input testing suite.

Joystick testing supports various input devices including standard joysticks, gamepads, and other game controllers. The testing tool automatically detects connected devices to provide comprehensive input testing and visualization.

Yes, you can visualize d-pad and trigger inputs during gamepad testing. The tool offers interactive visual representations of all controller inputs, including buttons, axes, triggers, and d-pads, to help you debug controller behavior.