JoySendPy

A Python companion to NetJoy for non-Windows machines.
Requires the colorama, hidapi, pygame and keyboard python modules. Install them with pip install -r requirements.txt

python JoySender.py [OPTIONS] <ipaddress of host>

Options:

• -n, --host <IP>: Specifies the IP address of the host/server. Provide the IP address where you want to send the joystick data. This flag can be omitted.

• -p, --port <PORT>: Sets the port number to run JoySender on. Specify the port number for communication with the host/server. The default port is set to 5000.

• -f, --fps <FPS>: Defines the communication frequency with the server in attempts per second. Set the desired frequency for communicating with the server. The default is 30 attempts per second.

• -m, --mode <MODE>: Sets the operational mode for JoySender. Use 1 for Xbox 360 emulation mode or 2 for DS4 emulation mode. Choose the desired mode based on your requirements. The default mode is Xbox 360 emulation.

• -l, --latency: Enables the display of latency output. Use this option if you want to see the latency information during communication. By default, this option is disabled.

• -a, --auto: Automatically selects the first joystick recognized by the system. If you have multiple joysticks connected, this option will automatically choose the first one. By default, this option is disabled.

• -h, --help: Displays the help message with information on how to use JoySender and its available options.

Example Usage:

To run JoySender with default settings, simply execute the following command, you will be prompted to enter a host address:

python JoySender.py

To specify the IP address and port of the host/server, type the ip and use the -p/--port option:

python JoySender.py 192.168.1.100 -p 8080

For DS4 emulation mode and latency output enabled, use the following command:

python JoySender.py -m 2 -l 

See JoySender++ Readme for more usage instructions.