(09-15-2022, 05:11 PM)Pete Wrote: Interesting concept. I know game consoles are set up this way. So instead of making a chess game that requires either a shared mouse, or two computers connected by a network routine, I'm assuming if this is doable, a single computer could be used with two mouse controllers attached.
Pete
Not just two, as many mice as there are USB ports (theoretically!)
And not just mice, but keyboards as well.
See earlier in this thread, we got a crude example working, albeit displaying in a very rudimentary way using DrawText.
The challenge now is to figure out how to make it work using the main QB64 program window, so we can use all the regular QB64 graphics commands to control what's displayed on screen.