Scratch

ManaUser:
I know you made this many years ago, but I wondered if you thought it was possible to modify joytail to support more than one joystick simultaneously for a multiplayer game?  I've downloaded the source and it looks pretty complicated, though you have some comments for guidance.  Anyway, if you happen to see this message, maybe you could provide some tips or let me know if it was even possible?
Thanks

I never knew that AutoHotkey could make such advanced scripts!

Not sure from my background which is proving more confusing, the autohotkey script or squeak image files.  I've figured out how to get into the squeak environment with the scratch image via http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Source_Code, but not sure how to go about attempting to modify the joystick image.  Any suggestions for a thread with some guidance on doing this or a link to some other resource?  I wasn't having much luck with the sticky posts on threads I was looking through.

I got pretty confused with Squeak, so I decided to mess with the autohotkey script and I have found success in getting more than one joystick support in Scratch.  If anyone is interested I've attached the modified joytail script with source and a sample scratch program.  The joytail_multi script does not have the GUI like the original joytail and requires that you edit the INI file with a text editor.  The first time you run the script it will create an INI file setup for 4 joysticks.  The INI file is pretty self explanatory to modify.

Also the sample scratch program contains two sprites you can move around with 2 gamepads and holding button1 down will turn on the sprite's pen.

So here you go:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/387521/Joytail_Multi.zip