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			<title><![CDATA[Joystick mapping]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>Is there a tutorial somewhere that shows how to map the joystick, or sliders for that matter? I love that drag and drop setup of this app, but I&#039;ve been at a standstill on a project for a while.&nbsp; <br />We are working on a &quot;robot&quot;, but similar projects using shields have output to each motor. However, we&#039;re using a sabertooth motor driver that uses one data pin to control both motors, and we&#039;re having a heck of a time modifying, or integrating code, or even so much as getting serial data to map the joystick.<br />Any advice on this.</p><p>I&#039;m also hoping to use this app with neopixel, or fastled to make a simple on off switch to control my shelf lights and patterns. So far I haven&#039;t had luck integrating with neopixel.</p>]]></description>
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