Ok but even then you can set the ranges. Even then the preset ranges should be similar.

so (-1000+1000)/2
= (0)/2
= 0

I also changed it to this.

HRESULT hRes = PS3Device->GetProperty( DIPROP_RANGE, (LPDIPROPHEADER)&diprg );
if ( SUCCEEDED( hRes ) )
{
outr<<diprg.lMin<<endl;
outr<<diprg.lMax<<endl;
}

So it should print out the preset min/max values. But the file is always blank.

Any way Endurion set it like this
NewCtrl.m_iMin = diprg.lMin;
NewCtrl.m_iMax = diprg.lMax;

What type is NewCtrl? He doesn't declare it in the code.

By file I meant like output.txt. I am using ofstream to see the values.

I also did try using int to get the values but again the file showed nothing...

Strange I think I just found the problem... I just tried and it wont output anything... It seems that the function: enumObjectsCallback() is not being called.... Why?

// Creates an Input Object for monitoring mouse input, and one for keyboard input.
bool PS3Input::init(HINSTANCE hInst, HWND wndHandle)
{
...
PS3Device->EnumObjects( enumObjCallback, NULL, DIDFT_ALL );

return true;
}

BOOL CALLBACK PS3Input::enumObjectsCallback( const DIDEVICEOBJECTINSTANCE* instance, VOID* context )
{
...
}

BOOL CALLBACK enumObjCallback( const DIDEVICEOBJECTINSTANCE* instance, VOID* context )
{
if (context != NULL) {
return ((PS3Input *)context)->enumObjectsCallback(instance, context);
} else {
return DIENUM_STOP;
}
}

Am I doing it wrong? It works for enumJoysticksCallback()

Awesome thanks! It works now. I now get values between 0-65535. I made a temporary dead zone by only checking for 0 or 65535. It works! I just have to mess with the dead zone so I can do x and y at the same time but other than that it works perfectly thank you!