maybe

Add Ordinaryperson2 fixes

Update

…losed.

The Volume slider now controls the "Slider" axis in v-joy

Set any of the DPad settings to the word "POV" and the DPad will be used as "CONTINUOUS POV number 1".

The volume slider is now the Z axis and the touchpad (if configured like a joystick) is more accurate. If the touchpad is lifted off of, then the RX and RY axis will center (like taking your thumb off a real joystick)

THINGS CHANGED:
- Keyboard is less fuzzy
- Back-light turns off after exiting keyboard mode
- DPad can be configured as a POV Hat
- Screen touches are more accurate when using as a joystick
- When touch is configured as a joystick, untapping will spring the axis to the center
- Changed the config file to be in controller mode
- Volume slider is sent as the "Z" axis in vJoy

Stops start and select from being stuck on when you exit the homebrew.

You can now choose which vJoy device to output to in the .ini, allowing
you to use multiple 3DS, each controlling their own virtual Joystick.

Changed the version numbers, added to the readme

Can now use the CPad as keys eg. WASD for games that don't take
joysticks.

4 Direction POV hat switch, and escape, control, alt as keys.

Add ir:rst access for CIA/3DS builds.

(NOT the great refactor version! Too much work for that :/)

It all merged, it compiled and it works. There are 2 separate
implementations of POV switches in this which I haven't sorted out yet,
if that's necessary (1 for each type, it's ok I guess?)

Removed the volume display from bottom screen and included some builds.
Maybe not an official version yet since I want to add something, but
we'll see.

I forgot to get the new libctru until now, oops.
(Doesn't seem to make a difference for me, but some people had
problems?)

New pref to choose between Pov or Keys for D Pad, making it work
similarly to C Pad, C Stick and Touch.
Will automatically check whether vJoy has 4-way Pov or Continuous Pov
enabled and choose the correct one to output.

Getting ready for a release I guess? Though CIA building isn't sorted
yet.

If I rename the .3ds to a .cxi citra runs it, so I guess that's working?
I don't have any way to test either of them properly though.
Hopefully they work.
The .rsf is from a template provided by daxtsu.

Quick edit to struct.unpack() call allowing Linux to interface with the new version, currently does NOT do anything with the volume slider value