10-19-2013, 11:01 AM
Hi everyone,
If you're lucky enough to own a couple of PlayStation move controllers and use Linux PC to run Amnesia, you can play it like this (sorry for poor video quality):
[video=youtube]http://youtu.be/l5eiWGZOLVM[/video]
To do so you need to run psmoveinput - daemon, which communicates with move controllers and generates mouse/keyboard events, so PS move can be used with any Linux software. key mappings, mouse pointer sensitivity and some other parameters are configurable. Config file, which I use for Amnesia, is attached. Just put it in your home folder and run "psmoveinput -c /home/<yourname>/amnesia.conf". Note that currently psmoveinput needs to be run by root user, so use su or sudo.
Here's a psmoveinput project page on GitHub - https://github.com/MooseTheBrown/psmoveinput
See README.md and INSTALL.md for building, installation and configuration instructions.
If you use openSUSE or Fedora, you can install psmoveinput from binary packages available here - https://build.opensuse.org/project/repos...seTheBrown. Just add repository for your system and install. Otherwise you need to build psmoveinput from source along with psmoveapi library, which it is based on.
Feedback is always welcome.
If you're lucky enough to own a couple of PlayStation move controllers and use Linux PC to run Amnesia, you can play it like this (sorry for poor video quality):
[video=youtube]http://youtu.be/l5eiWGZOLVM[/video]
To do so you need to run psmoveinput - daemon, which communicates with move controllers and generates mouse/keyboard events, so PS move can be used with any Linux software. key mappings, mouse pointer sensitivity and some other parameters are configurable. Config file, which I use for Amnesia, is attached. Just put it in your home folder and run "psmoveinput -c /home/<yourname>/amnesia.conf". Note that currently psmoveinput needs to be run by root user, so use su or sudo.
Here's a psmoveinput project page on GitHub - https://github.com/MooseTheBrown/psmoveinput
See README.md and INSTALL.md for building, installation and configuration instructions.
If you use openSUSE or Fedora, you can install psmoveinput from binary packages available here - https://build.opensuse.org/project/repos...seTheBrown. Just add repository for your system and install. Otherwise you need to build psmoveinput from source along with psmoveapi library, which it is based on.
Feedback is always welcome.