Arduino for STM32

oh yes, sorry for the confusion,

Blue Pill 1 is flashed with FreeJoy using the STM Link dongle, and appears to windows as a HID joystick (8 axis, 128 buttons etc) this board is used when i play with another simulator that does accept joystick input, everything is programmed from then on with a GUI ...

thankyou, i think from what i've read, it's hid OR serial, not both with STMduino / STM blue pill boards,

i already have 2 blue pill boards stacked (with some pins between them disconnected) ... one runs FreeJoy, the other runs the RailDriver serial output arduino sketch,

So i'm thinking i may ...

i'm pretty useless at programming, able to just about modify examples or other peoples shared codes a little to suit what i am doing.

i'm using a STM32f blue pill, running an arduino sketch to read lever positions in a train driving simulator controller i am building.

The train simulator (TSW2 ...

She lives... it works... woooo :twisted: 8-)

The extra long pin headers arrived in the post today (female pin headers, with long male pins)

So i soldered a set of 20 each side of a spare blue pill i had, so the female headers are on the top of the board, and sticking out the bottom of the board ...

will it make a difference that only one board would be plugged into usb at a time, so the other one will be reading the signals and sending them to usb, but nothing will be reading them???

so the PA11 and 12 pins will need isolating as well, as they will be trying to do that thing where 2 ...

i am building a set of desktop controls for my hobby of playing on train driving simulators,

i play on 2 different simulators which take different input methods, one simulator, via an external program can accept any USB joystick input, so for that one i flashed a bluepill with FreeJoy... which is ...

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playing with stm32F blue pills for usb joystick inputs for train and bus driving simulators