mouse remapper to ps4 joystic in python

To remap the mouse to a PS4 joystick using Python, you can use the pyautogui library to control the mouse movements and the pynput library to listen to joystick events. Here is an example implementation:

main.py
import pyautogui
from pynput import joystick

# Define the range of values for the joystick axes
AXIS_MIN = -32768
AXIS_MAX = 32767

# Define the range of values for the screen resolution
SCREEN_WIDTH, SCREEN_HEIGHT = pyautogui.size()

# Define the scaling factor for the mouse movement
SCALE_FACTOR = 2

# Initialize the mouse position
mouse_x = screen_width // 2
mouse_y = screen_height // 2

# Callback function for joystick events
def on_joystick_event(axis_values):
    global mouse_x, mouse_y

    # Get the joystick axes values
    x_axis, y_axis = axis_values

    # Map the joystick axes values to mouse movements
    mouse_x += int((x_axis - AXIS_MIN) / (AXIS_MAX - AXIS_MIN) * SCALE_FACTOR)
    mouse_y += int((y_axis - AXIS_MIN) / (AXIS_MAX - AXIS_MIN) * SCALE_FACTOR)

    # Clamp the mouse position within the screen boundaries
    mouse_x = max(0, min(mouse_x, SCREEN_WIDTH))
    mouse_y = max(0, min(mouse_y, SCREEN_HEIGHT))

    # Move the mouse to the new position
    pyautogui.moveTo(mouse_x, mouse_y)

# Create a joystick listener and start listening to events
joystick_listener = joystick.Listener(on_axis=on_joystick_event)
joystick_listener.start()

# Keep the program running until interrupted
joystick_listener.join()
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Please note that this example assumes you have pyautogui and pynput libraries installed. You can install them using pip install pyautogui and pip install pynput. Additionally, you may need to adjust the SCALE_FACTOR value to achieve the desired mouse movement sensitivity.

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