
You'll need to compile joy2key and the config program first. The config
will step you through pressing each key anodyne needs, and then generates a
file joy2key uses to map your controller input into keyboard input which
Anodyne will use.

COMPILING JOY2KEY
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Run the command below to make the joy2key binary.


./build_j2k.sh 


If you get a compile error, you might need  the libx11-dev package (install it with your pacakge
manager, on ubuntu it's "sudo apt-get install libx11-dev" )

COMPILING THE JOYPAD CONFIGURATION PROGRAM
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Compiling the configuration program requires libsdl, just use a package
manager to get the library (ubuntu: "sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev" .
When you have it, just run the following script.

./ccr.sh 

It compiles the config program, then runs it (you then enter in what youw
ant to map to what), and then runs joy2key, and then you just click on an
Active Anodyne window for joy2key to send your controller's input there.


IF EVERYTHING IS COMPILED
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You probably want to run config_and_run_j2k.sh , this will configure
 your joypad for use with Anodyne and then start up joy2key with the 
configuration.

./config_and_run_j2k.sh

If yo ujust need to start joy2key with the config settings, then run runj2k.sh

./runj2k.sh 


