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What is a PIE file? Script that allows a hardware controller to work with GlovePIE (Glove Programmable Input Emulator); maps hardware functions, such as movements and button actions, to software commands; allows non-PC input devices (not just gloves) to be used with a Windows computer.

More Information GlovePIE scripts are available for a wide range of devices, including gloves, joysticks, gamepads, microphones, the Wii Remote, and several other controllers.

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What is a PIE file?

Script that allows a hardware controller to work with GlovePIE (Glove Programmable Input Emulator); maps hardware functions, such as movements and button actions, to software commands; allows non-PC input devices (not just gloves) to be used with a Windows computer.

More Information

GlovePIE scripts are available for a wide range of devices, including gloves, joysticks, gamepads, microphones, the Wii Remote, and several other controllers.

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Updated: March 27, 2009

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What is a PIE file?↓
Script that allows a hardware controller to work with GlovePIE (Glove Programmable Input Emulator); maps hardware functions, such as movements and button actions, to software commands; allows non-PC input devices (not just gloves) to be used with a Windows computer.

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