Rumble Functions

The Cronus allows you to completely control the Rumble Motors on your controller, including the Trigger Rumble motors on an Xbox One controller. Below are the GPC commands relating to these motors.
Function Name
Description
get_rumble
Returns the current value of a Rumble Motor.
set_rumble
Sets the speed of a Rumble Motor.
block_rumble
Blocks any rumble signals from the console.
reset_rumble
Resets the rumble state and returns the condition of the motors to the console.
get_rumble
get_rumble returns the speed of the chosen rumble motor on the controller in the form of an int. The value returned can range from 0 to 100 which represents the speed as a percentage ( % ).
GPC
main {
 
    if(get_rumble(RUMBLE_A) > 50) {  // If Rumble Motor A is running greater than 50% 
                                     // do something
    }
 
}
main {
 
    if(get_rumble(RUMBLE_A) > 50) {  // If Rumble Motor A is running greater than 50% 
                                     // do something
    }
 
}
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🔴 Syntax
get_rumble ( <rumble_identifier> );
⚪
 Parameters
<rumble_identifier> : the identifier of a rumble motor.
🔵
 Returns
An int ranging from 0 to 100 which represents the current speed of the chosen motor.
set_rumble
set_rumble sets the speed of the chosen rumble motor on the controller.
The rumble motors are numbered 0 to 3.  To make it easier to remember which motor is which, four constants have been created:
Name
Description
Value
RUMBLE_A
Strong Rumble Motor (Usually the Left Motor)
0
RUMBLE_B
Weak Rumble Motor (Usually the Right Motor)
1
RUMBLE_RT
Right Trigger Motor (Xbox One controllers only)
2
RUMBLE_LT
Left Trigger Motor (Xbox One controllers only)
3
GPC
set_rumble(RUMBLE_A, 50);
set_rumble(RUMBLE_A, 50);
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🔴 Syntax
set_rumble (<rumble_identifier>,<rumble_speed>);
⚪
 Parameters
<rumble_identifier> : the identifier of a rumble motor.
<rumble_speed> : Percentage value of the rumble motor ranging 0 - 100 represented as an int.
🔵
 Returns
None
block_rumble
block_rumble does as it implies and blocks any rumble signals to the controller.  Once this function is used, it remains active until such time as it is reset in the script or the script is unloaded. Example of usage: 
GPC
main {   
      
       if(event_press(XB1_A)) {  // If A / Cross is pressed...        
              block_rumble();  // Block rumble signals to the controller
              } 
       }
main {   
      
       if(event_press(XB1_A)) {  // If A / Cross is pressed...        
              block_rumble();  // Block rumble signals to the controller
              } 
       }
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🔴 Syntax
block_rumble ( ); 
⚪
 Parameters
None
reset_rumble
reset_rumble returns control of the rumble motors to the console.  It also deactivates block_rumble if it is active. Example of usage: 
GPC
main { 
        
    if(event_press(XB1_A)) {  // If A / Cross is pressed...        
        reset_rumble();  // Reset the rumble state    
        } 
    }
main { 
        
    if(event_press(XB1_A)) {  // If A / Cross is pressed...        
        reset_rumble();  // Reset the rumble state    
        } 
    }
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🔴 Syntax

reset_rumble ( ); 

⚪
 Parameters

None
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Function Name	Description
get_rumble	Returns the current value of a Rumble Motor.
set_rumble	Sets the speed of a Rumble Motor.
block_rumble	Blocks any rumble signals from the console.
reset_rumble	Resets the rumble state and returns the condition of the motors to the console.

Name	Description	Value
RUMBLE_A	Strong Rumble Motor (Usually the Left Motor)	0
RUMBLE_B	Weak Rumble Motor (Usually the Right Motor)	1
RUMBLE_RT	Right Trigger Motor (Xbox One controllers only)	2
RUMBLE_LT	Left Trigger Motor (Xbox One controllers only)	3

Core Controller Functions

LED Functions