GlovePIE 0.43 released

In case you didn’t notice, I released GlovePIE 0.43 a couple of days ago.

It fixed Guitar Hero World Tour Drum Kit and DJ Hero Turntable support, which wasn’t working at all because I accidentally forgot that I added 2 to part of the expansion identifier that I forgot about. It caused a Drum Kit to be wrongly identified as a DJ Hero turntable and a DJ Hero turntable to be wrongly identified as a guitar. It’s fixed now, but there may still be lots of other bugs with drums and turntables, since I don’t own either to test.

I also made it so that people can manually calibrate their Nunchuk joystick by setting Nunchuk.calibrated to false. I did that because some people complained that the Nunchuk joystick was giving them incorrect values. It will use the current value as the center point, and then keep adjusting the maximums and minimums based on the maximums and minimums you move it to. I might have forgotten to add manual calibration when the Nunchuk is plugged into a Wii Motion Plus though, so that feature might only work if the Nunchuk is plugged directly into the Wiimote.

I allowed double-clicking in the code completion list, changed the help menus to point to the new website, and moved the minimise-to-tray button down to the menu bar. That last one fixes the visual themes bug.

And it automatically runs as administrator again.

I also improved the Unicode support, fixed the “0.1 is not a valid floating point number” bug, and allowed non-latin variable names.

I fixed a bug with normal joysticks not working on the second run, if the mouse or keyboard was also used in the script. That was caused by setting something like JoysticksCreated to true when I created them but forgetting to set it to false when I destroyed them at the end of the script.

I fixed a bug with the Wild Divine Lightstone support, but I found another bug since, so it still might not work.

The “Any” object’s joystick axes weren’t working properly before, but now they are fixed.

I added some raw values to the DualShock3 object so we can try to work out how to use the DualShock3′s gyro without making it rumble, and how to make it rumble how we want.

And I fixed a bug with an extra mouse being detected in multiple mouse mode. That was caused by the switch from Ansi to Unicode, and storing an Ansi string in memory where a Unicode string was supposed to go.

And I included a couple of scripts. The cool MouseParty script for having multiple mouse pointers controlled by multiple mice, and a script to move the mouse with voice commands.

I’m sure there are still lots of bugs, so post the bugs you find in the forum. I already know about the bug with minimising to the tray and then restoring the window causing the page contents to disappear when you change tabs. But I can’t imagine what could be causing that one.