GearVR-Controller

GearVR-Controller on windows with re-map capabilities.

How to use:

• Type in the MAC address of your controller and click Connect.
• ButtonPad: Click the touchpad at one of the regions.
• TriggerPad: Touch one of the regions and pull the trigger button.
• Trigger: Sends input mapped to trigger unless touchpad is touched.
• To re-map, click the button you want to re-map and type in what you want to re-map it to. Available keys will show up from dropdwon. For the list of available keys you can visit: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes.
• To launch a program, click the button you want to re-map and click the Launch button on the left when a dialog pops up. Additionally, you can type in Launch: and the path to the folder/file you want to open.
• If button is mappped to Toggle, it can be used to make the touchpad switch between being used as a trackpad or a scroll wheel.
• In scroll wheel mode move your finger around the touchpad. Clockwise to scroll down, counterclockwise to scroll up.
• Speed of the scrolling can be set by clicking the outer ring of ButtonPad.
• How much to move to activate the scroll can be set by clicking the outer ring of TriggerPad. The lower the number the more you have to move.
• Click on the checkboxes to display repective sensor data.

Requirements:

• .NET 6

Future plans:

Non right now, but may do something with the Gyro, Magnet and Accel data for motion control.

• Feel feel to make a pull request if you want to add or improve upon this project.

Credits

• Jim Yan for reverse engineering the controller. https://github.com/jsyang/gearvr-controller-webbluetooth
• rdady for providing a starting point. https://github.com/rdady/gear-vr-controller-windows