# Joy2script will eventually support multiple modes. Mode 0 should 
# be placed at the top for future-proofing.
#
# This file sets joy2script to control xmms2
#
[mode 0]

# First axis, usually horizontal.
[axis 0]

# Sets the deadzone so we don't accidently seek while doing other things
deadzone = 8000

# Sets the size of the deadzone
deadzone_size = 1000

# Sets the action. %s will be replaced by -1 or +1 as appropriate,
# %v will be replaced by output_high to output_low (see below)
action_on = if [ "%s" -gt "0" ]; then nyxmms2 seek +%v; else nyxmms2 seek %v; fi;

# Turn on repeat
repeat = 1

# %v will produce this value close to the center
output_low = 1

# %v will produce this value far from the center
output_high = 15

# Sets both low and high for a constant rate
repeat_rate = 500

# Second axis, usually vertical.
[axis 1]
deadzone = 15000
action_on = if [ "%s" -gt "0" ]; then nyxmms2 next 10; else nyxmms2 prev 10; fi;
repeat = 1

# These two options will cause the repeat rate to vary
repeat_rate_low = 1000
repeat_rate_high = 500

# Throttle - demonstrates asymmetric mode
[axis 3]
action_on  = echo ON 
action_off = echo OFF
deadzone = 32000

# Make this quite large to act like a switch.
deadzone_size = 25000
asymmetric = 1

# Axis 4 and 5 are often hat controls
[axis 4] action_on = if [ "%s" -gt "0" ]; then nyxmms2 seek +1; else nyxmms2 seek -1; fi;

[axis 5]
action_on = if [ "%s" -gt "0" ]; then nyxmms2 next; fi; if [ "%s" -lt "0" ]; then nyxmms2 prev; fi;

[button 0]
action_on = nyxmms2 toggle

[button 1]
action_on = nyxmms2 stop