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Whenever I try to start the program it gives me this error.
Anyone know why?
http://imgur.com/zjpQcFC

Hey guys, great program!

It seems that for some reason when moving the mouse left, it will occasionally "stick" and continue moving. It seems to most regularly happen when you move the left stick to the left slightly, then let it go.

I was going to give you a screen recording of it sticking, but CamStudio apparently is just spyware these days and fucked my Windows installation, so I don't have too much info to give you other than that.

Once I reinstall I'll let you know if I'm still running into these issues. I'm using the latest tagged release.

I Cant delete the program....I cant even find it....Please Help

Windows 10 Home, Kodi 16.0 Jarvis.

Since Kodi has already support xbox controller, if I leave Gopher running in the background, every press on the controller will be doubled, for example, if I press down button of the D-pad. the highlighted focus will move down twice。
I wish I can set Gohper to be disabled when I launch Kodi.

I want to have Left click on both X and left analog click, is there currently a way to do that?

In order to move forward and add support for 120Hz and

Hi,
Since I downloaded Gopher360, the right joystick of my XboxOne controller doesn't work anymore if I wanna play games.
This case concerns games developped by something called Bet-, then it finishes by -thesda...
I deleted Gopher360 but this did not fix the problem and now I can't play anymore Skyrim or Fallout 4 with my controller.
What can I do to fix this ? Thank you.

This seems to be an issue with AutoHotKey's XBoxMouse tool as well. It may be an underlying problem with XInput. Definitely worth looking at in the future.

Starting the program produces an error:

"The program can't start because MSCXR100.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem."

Is it possible to assign multiple keys pressed?
For example when you press the BACK button it goes ALT+TAB, or WINDOWS-KEY+TAB?

Hello,

I just downloaded the software and the idea is pretty good, however, I was in my 1st page, I clicked the ENTER button on a picture, it zoomed it in and I had to click the X to close it.

I tried for 5 minutes to put the cursor on the small X and I was not successful, it seems difficult to control the cursor at the current sensitivity, could this be configured with something like:

• smaller values
• higher values
• and maybe something progressive, as in... start moving the cursor slowly, and if you're pressing for a couple of seconds, increase the speed automatically?

On a similar note, I was thinking that implementing a few shortcuts that are widely used, like:

• BACK button in the browser - maybe on the LEFT trigger
• or ESC key
  might be useful...

Thanks for the tool!!

Holding the back button and pressing another one is the same as pressing the back button.

I think this happens because when the program realizes there is a change it first checks the back button to see if it is down, and realizing it is down it thinks that this was the change (back being pressed).

I cannot delete gopher360 successfully

As the title says, I have been having some issues with UI elements reacting when I move the mouse with the left stick. So far, I've had these issues with the Windows 10 calculator, and Civilization VI (haven't tried any other games, though the Battle.net launcher works just fine). I could get the elements to update when I moved my right stick, but that wasn't a real pleasant way of playing the game...

After some looks at the code, I noticed mouse movement used SetCursorPos, rather than SendInput, and after some minor tweaks I've created an input from the mouse movement and that is being sent, now correctly providing me with UI elements working inside Civ, yay! (and also the calculator!)

I'm not sure how to go about now adding this code to the project, but it seems to me like this minor fix did something that (for me) broke the experience somewhat, but as I couldn't see any others with the issue, I'm not sure if I just have something weird going on at my end. ;p

TL;DR: I could get my UI elements to work correctly in-game with just a minor code tweak.

It happend after i run gopher for the first time and doesn't go away even if i uninstall

When I use the left stick, it selects certain things like its linked to left click, even though left click is bounded to A.

I'm using the latest gopher and X1 Controller, whenever I launch a game that requires admin rights, I can't click yes on the window. The mouse just hoovers the button.

Using the pc mouse I'm able to do it, but weird it does not apply for the mouse controlled with gopher.

I'm running gopher as admin yes.

I am truly enjoying the new update and it's smoothness, but there's a thing I don't like with one of your previous updates, specifically the one where you added LB as Speed Selection button. Now, I understand this is useful to people who use this program for browsing, but not for me who uses it to start the day off playing some Skyrim right out of the bed in the morning :) When ever I use the LB in-game I hear the sound of Speed Selection... If there is a way to remove the sound from it that would make the program perfect for me.

Yes, I could just use the version before the Speed Selection button, but then I wouldn't have the smooth movement of the cursor and I would have to press Enter to start every time which kind of disables the purpose of the program. :P

The original author is no longer maintaining this program. I was made a collaborator after a PR two years ago. I have accepted some PR's, but I don't own the program. I don't normally use Windows apart from work, so I don't think I'm the best option.

If anyone wants to take over the responsibility, respond to this issue.
Then I can edit the readme file so that is says

This project is no longer maintained, please go to ....

or something. Or you can write it yourself and send a PR.

Hopefully, we can get in contact with @Tylemagne so that the whole repository can be moved.

I need a way to toggle it while i am playing games it is really annoying when playing things like rocket league or frankly anything that has a mouse function

I have just set this up to load automatically when Windows 8.1 boots, and it works great (no more mouse when I'm using the PC on the TV!).

I only had one issue when setting it up, which I think is probably an OS issue, but I thought I'd share on here in case there is an alternative solution to what I had to do or if anyone else is also looking for a solution. Once I log into Windows, the cursor is functional but completely invisible. It only reappears if I move the mouse. I got around this by following the solution on this thread, which involves editting the EnableCursorSupression registry item.

Thanks!

Hey!

As you can't hold down the buttons to simulate a shortcut like Win-Key + Tab, please add that as a feature!
I want to be able to go out of a game to desktop without closing it.

You could add it to the top section of the config.

Regards

Hy,

I just tested Gopher360 for windows... it works great, but the precision is poor, even with toggling speed. One suggestion would be either to dynamically change speed depending on how much the left stick is moved, or to have a "high precision" feature, when one of the button is pressed and the cursor would speed-down to acquire higher precision.
Thanks for listening.

For example clicking the B button would open chrome, X would open a different app.

• Win32 GUI?
• Icon (addition via VS2010 or Resource Hacker). Include icon in project folder. (http://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/2cujh9/gopher_v08_beta_is_here_happy_couch_gaming/cjkxpbo)
• Speed improvements (http://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/2cujh9/gopher_v08_beta_is_here_happy_couch_gaming/cjje1sb)
• Tweakable DeadZone, Range?
• Volume control via right bumper
• Speed control via left bumper Done in 0.97
• INI file with re-bindability (read only if present)
• Installer package (no Ask toolbar)?
• DirectInput emulation? (https://code.google.com/p/x360ce/)

This seems to happen only when the cursor isn't actively moved within a second after clicking.

Even after downloading the zip from the latest release it seems to be missing, and in the master it mentions it being for .986.
Is there anyway I can just make the config.ini?

Hi.
I have an issue. When I launch Gopher. I go through the console. I suppose the cursor is moving but I'm not seeing the cursor...
Could you help me ?

It should be noted somewhere that, as of v0.97 beta, DirectX 9 (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35) or higher and Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555) or higher is required to run this. I just tested this on Windows XP.

when using this is was mostly satisfied but one thing that annoyed me was that closing tabs was really hard because of the sensitivity, to add a close tab feature would mean a lot.

There are some that are no longer applicable since they have been fixed.

I want still repeating the Down key when I still pressing the GAMEPAD_DPAD_DOWN. Is possible to do this?

Things I would like to see:
Ability to create various control configurations and be able to cycle through them with a button.
Ability to minimize the program to system tray.
A different keyboard. I think the on screen keyboard is okay, but there are many that I would rather use out there. Steam's keyboard is pretty popular, maybe something like that.

Now I would like to ask why the program needs someone to hit enter to start it. I'm currently trying to make a keyboard and mouse less system, and it would be great if I could just start up the computer and everything be good to go. Right now I have to plug in the keyboard to hit enter, and then I unplug it. If it is only to make sure that I have the controller plugged in, then I would like to see an option without the enter screen.
I hope that you will look into these things for me and see if they interest you and/or are possible to add in the near future. Thank you for your work with the program, and I look forward to seeing new versions!

@sighol - I haven't ever done this from scratch before, but I know it's a popular solution for things that are intended to run at multiple different framerates. Would it be difficult for Gopher to be configured to run at different framerates (one variable changed) without re-defining the speeds intended for each mode? I have tried looking into framerate-independent speed in the past, but I don't remember ever coming up with a major solution. Or perhaps it's okay to leave it at 144FPS for everyone, even if they may only see 60 since it's the same speed across all platforms anyways?

Also, I always planned for version 1.0 to be run from within a Win32 window (not a console). Would making the switch be difficult using VS2015?

For example, 60FPS, 75FPS, 120FPS, 144FPS, etc.

Based on http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/files/, it appears that file I/O would be VERY easy to implement into Gopher.

Here's what I think could work for Gopher:

• Upon launch: Gopher will check for, and if not created, create "gopher.ini". If it creates it, it will autofill with the initial file's contents/bindings.
• If Gopher FINDS gopher.ini, it will read absolute-ordered bindings (ignoring the first 3 lines, which will contain "comments").
• The comments will list the order of controller devices that the lines are read to.

Example file, with line numbers added:
1;This is Gopher's bindings, it is created by Gopher automatically upon first run.
2;Bindings are read in order: A, X, Y, B, RBumper, LBumper, LAnalogClick, RAnalogClick, DPUp, DPDown, DPLeft, DPRight, Start
3;Valid "operations" to add to the lines are as follows: up, down, right, left, start, enter, lclick, rclick, middleclick, changespeed, NONE.
4;lclick
5;rclick
6;NONE
7;enter
8;NONE
9;changespeed
10;middleclick
11;up
12;down
13;left
14;right
15;start

In the spirit of compatibility, it might not be a great idea to use MFC/forms or anything of that sort to get a GUI, which means it would need to be a plain hardcoded Win32 approach.

On the bright side, the window would be VERY basic. If anything, it would have some text, some links, a couple menus, and a live input indicator.

Does anyone have thoughts on the best approach?

I have a disabled student that uses his Xbox 1 controller as a mouse. It is difficult to drag, using the A and left stick in combination, as he uses the side of his face and tongue to activate the controller. Is there a way to have the left stick click as a left mouse click so he can draw on his online program with click and drag in one motion/input?

Any plans to continue the port to Linux? With some basic introduction I might be able to do some things to it if you're willing to help me out.

I haven't done much with C++, but with some introduction to this project I might be able to get something done.

Would it be possible to set this up as a windows service so it just auto runs at launch and in the background anytime I turn my controller on?

Is it possible to change the default functionality of the analog sticks, default config has the left stick the mouse and the right stick a scroll wheel but I would like to make my right stick the mouse and the left stick the scroll wheel.

Any hope of rebindable keys and stuff? for instance putting A (the letter) on Y because I wanna upvote stuff in reddit without getting fiddly.

I don't have an active Linux machine to test/build this on, but if anyone else has the opportunity to look into it, that would be super helpful.

https://github.com/paroj/xpad

Hello,

is it somehow possible to disable gother in games? This "double" controlling (with gamepad & simulated mouse) leads to issues while playing (i.e. Wither3)

Executables without icons scream "malware". Any ideas on a logo design?

I'm thinking something with a giant "G", an outline of a Gopher's head, an Xbox controller, or a combination thereof.

right now, to disable gopher you need to press one button (the small button on the left). this is a problem if this button is used in-game.

is there a way to enable/disable gopher with a key combo? like, press view/menu (the small buttons in the middle of the controller) together?

So far, there is:

1. New icon
2. Win32 GUI (useful for links, console log, input reporting, status indicators, about, etc).
3. A true installer

Some key bindings I have found do not work unless I explicitly have Gopher open and active. Like for instance the Play/Pause media key 0xB3 or the next/previous track 0xB0/0xB1.
They aren't on my actual keyboard, but I do not think that would form a problem.