Change nub behaviour with pyrainput to control mouse cursor with right nub

[jedi23]

I want to swap the mouse control behaviour of the left and right nub, so that i can move the curser with the right nub.
I looked into the funkeymonkey-pyrainput package. There is a /etc/pyrainput.cfg file and the readme provides possible configurations for it.

So I inserted this into the pyrainput.cfg

nubs.right.x            = [*mouse_x*|mouse_y|mouse_btn|scroll_x|scroll_y]+
nubs.right.y            = [mouse_x|*mouse_y*|mouse_btn|scroll_x|scroll_y]+
nubs.left.x            = [mouse_x|mouse_y|*mouse_btn*|scroll_x|scroll_y]+
nubs.left.y            = [mouse_x|mouse_y|mouse_btn|scroll_x|*scroll_y*]+

and reloded the configuration with

$ systemctl reload pyrainput

but it doesn't work as expected.

Any ideas?

 

[Farox]

Inside a dbp package you should use pyrainputctl
Create a file pyrainput.cfg and next run pyrainputctl overload pyrainput.cfg

I have done like this on Halloween3D game:

Spoiler: pyrainput.cfg

nubs.left.x = mouse_btn
nubs.left.y = scroll_y
nubs.right.x = mouse_x
nubs.right.y = mouse_y
nubs.left.click = mouse_left
nubs.right.click = mouse_right

mouse.export = 1

and in the runscript i have done:

Spoiler: runscript

#!/bin/bash

pwd=`dirname $(readlink -f "$0")`

cd "$pwd"

echo "--------------------------------------------------------------"
echo "Setting PATH to $pwdPATH"
export PATH=$pwdPATH

echo "--------------------------------------------------------------"
echo "Setting HOME to $pwd"
export HOME=$pwd
export XDG_HOME_DIRS=$pwd


if [ ! -d "system" ];then
zenity --$zentype --title "Halloween 3D" --width 600 --text "<span color=\"blue\">Halloween 3D Drangonbox Pyra release</span>

<span color=\"red\"Now unpacking Game Datas to appdata....please Wait</span>
<span color=\"red\">This will happen only on the first run !!</span>"
tar xf distrib.tar.gz
fi

if [ ! -e "system/hconfig.cfg" ];then
cp hconfig.cfg.sav "system/hconfig.cfg"
fi

if [ ! -e "$pwd/pyrainput.cfg" ];then
cp "$pwd/pyrainput.sav" "$pwd/pyrainput.cfg"
fi

sudo pyrainputctl overload "$pwd/pyrainput.cfg"

export LIBGL_ES=1

gl4es ./Hallow999 $*

sudo pyrainputctl no-overload

All of this "knowledge" is from studing @ptitSeb scripts

 

[jedi23]

That's just how I had in my mind. But now I don't have to invent the wheel for a second time.
Thank you very much