Does vibration function work on XP?
Now-i've read that it doesnt because XP cannot handle it-this is true
Does vibration function work on XP?
Now-i've read that it doesnt because XP cannot handle it-this is true
Look...what you do in the privacy of your own home is your business, so long as you don't do it in the street and frighten the horses...but..."vibration function"?Originally Posted by vincent
Oh...hang on a sec...are you talking about vibration via force feedback controllers? I think it's driver-dependent, and therefore manufacturer specific.
Last edited by nichomach; 13-04-2006 at 10:20 PM.
lol ur one funny geezerOriginally Posted by nichomach
Unlikily it would not work, most manufacturers would include drivers for windows seeing as how there are loads of windows computers out there. It makes bad business sence to not make it work on windows as you would miss out on sales because of it.Originally Posted by vincent
Just google search for the drivers for your "vibration device" and I am sure you will find them. Or post the specific item if there is one and I will check for you.
ROTFL... classic geezer..Originally Posted by nichomach
Me want Ultrabook
DirectX has very good API support for vibration. Theres even an API for playing music via vibration devices (designed for PDA/Phones.....)
throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)
yes it works
*takes joypad out of pants *
Ha ha -hahah
Your soo Funny[Not]
Cant you tell he's a guy-Like many others im sure he had a fantasy or the idea of shoving a Gamepad down his pants as well....
Like many men- they'll stick the tool in everything and with anything
Now then back to the topic [or are we gonna be teens about this ]
My controller is a Logic 3 12 Button Vibration pad - im wondering whetehr it does work or not cos im fedup of seeign Vibration option in games turned to off
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