Pendra

That is where I come into the game. My app can intercept the raw USB input from your UFC. After some calibration, you could set up each button to do whatever you want. Macros, timed events, mouse movement etc without LUA coding.

Unofrtunately, a lot of things can go wrong. - Firewall: The firewall has to be configured to allow the port you specified through. - IP settings: Your IP may be different than the IP the YHTK server shows due to router settings. One of my comp displays a real IP even thou it is connecting through a router. The router's DHCP does list it as a client. So if I put in the IP from the router, I can connect. Weird. - Port: Port forwarding can cause problems. I'm in the middle of re-doing the whole client business and replacing it with an universal one that can be used on Android/iPad/WinMobile7/PC/Linux etc. Just a few days.

That is cool stuff, what kind of coding help you need? I'm working on an USB touchscreen controller app (among other stuff). It has a HID input section and it can send control commands to any application, of course. It won't be too hard to modify the app to accept the input of your UFC and convert it to key press/mouse press/whatever event or combo you want. It already has a HID customization screen. I suspect that it would be possible to expand it, so it would allow you to set up any UFC using any shape and size easily.

I've just added Android support for my control app. It is very much like touchbuddy, but somewhat simpler to use and set up. It also has advanced features like auto mapping of buttons of any shape and such. It has complete, 2 way networking support (LAN, WiFi or even internet), too. I'm still adding functionality and preparing an iOS version of it. If you have ideas for features, just let me know. Here are some videos: You can get the free trial from here: http://www.sto-advanced.com/yhtk/