Tracing...

[Chaosrocket]

I know I am going to need this so....Downloaded the t1.gph.

Now need to figure out how to initialise it and where to view it on the device monitor.

I have aged it in the right place and done the include statement.

advice most welcome.

Regards - CR

[UK_Wildcats]

Check out this topic.

http://www.consoletuner.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=4609

[Chaosrocket]

I can't see any mention of tracing...

[The_Rabid_Taco]

Are you referring to the the ability to set the trace values on the Titan One and view those in device manager? The Titan Two GPC language doesn't have a trace value such as that, but a much more robust way to do something similar using printf. I'll leave a link to the documentation on it. It really is not a hard one to use, and it leaves the output in the compiler box, bottom center.

http://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index.php?id=t2:printf

Let us know if you need some help with that one. I've used it quite a bit and have found it to be really helpful.

[Sillyasskid]

It's nice to see the trace value show up in the little graph. So I've been using preset led values. They work the same as the t1 trace values, in the way that once a value is assigned it will keep its value.

[Chaosrocket]

Thanks Guys... will take a look...

[Chaosrocket]

So tried the printf command and that didn't work.. will post code, I just did a hello world job in a combo to see if it worked. No joy. I didn't output any values will retest and post back.

[Chaosrocket]

So, I have uploaded a screenshot of the tracing fail here https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-TDPJl60rmEMFN0NnpaQWFlbTA

Symptom 1, no debug output when I run the code. the window on the device shows 2 horizontal bars, so its running the code.

Symptom 2, when I tap X or press and hold X one xbox1 elite controller conected to xbox1 I get the guide button presses.

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#include <xb1.gph> // for XB1
#define TRUE   !FALSE
 
bool DetectShortP1 = FALSE;
bool DetectLongP1 = FALSE;
 
main {
 
    if(check_active(XB1_X, 10)) {
        set_val(DetectShortP1, TRUE);
    }
 
    if(check_active(XB1_X, 5000)) {
        set_val(DetectLongP1, TRUE);
    }
 
    if(DetectShortP1 == TRUE && DetectLongP1 == FALSE ){
    combo_run (Short);
    }
 
    if(DetectShortP1 == TRUE && DetectLongP1 == TRUE){
    combo_run (Long);
    }
}
combo Short {
    set_val(DetectShortP1, FALSE);
    set_val(DetectLongP1, FALSE);
    set_val(XB1_X, 100);
    wait(1000);
    set_val(XB1_X, 0);
    wait(100);
    printf("Short Wait: %d", 1000);
}
combo Long {
    set_val(DetectShortP1, FALSE);
    set_val(DetectLongP1, FALSE);
    set_val(XB1_X, 100);
    wait(4000);
    set_val(XB1_X, 0);
    wait(100);
    printf("Long Wait: %d", 4000);
}
 

Help Appreciated

[J2Kbr]

I found few errors that I corrected in the code below. (ie, assign a value to variables using set_val, for variables assignment the operator is '='). I have also changed some flow logic. however, please note I have not tested the scrip functionality, so in this matter I am not sure if it is working as you expect.

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#include <xb1.gph> // for XB1
#define TRUE   !FALSE
 
bool DetectShortP1 = FALSE;
bool DetectLongP1 = FALSE;
 
main {
    DetectShortP1 = check_active(XB1_X, 10) ? TRUE : FALSE;
    DetectLongP1 = check_active(XB1_X, 5000) ? TRUE : FALSE;
 
    if(DetectShortP1 && DetectLongP1){
        if(Short) combo_stop(Short);
        combo_run(Long);
    } else if(DetectShortP1 && !DetectLongP1){
        combo_run(Short);
    }
}
combo Short {
    set_val(XB1_X, 100);
    wait(1000);
    set_val(XB1_X, 0);
    wait(100);
    printf("Short Wait: %d", 1000);
}
 
combo Long {
    set_val(XB1_X, 100);
    wait(4000);
    set_val(XB1_X, 0);
    wait(100);
    printf("Long Wait: %d", 4000);
}
 

[Chaosrocket]

Will test thanks... just playing at the moment...