Logitech F310 Button Layout

From community member DetroitMentor.

• X Returns true if X button is pressed, false otherwise.

• Y Returns true if Y button is pressed, false otherwise.

• B Returns true if B button is pressed, false otherwise.

• A Returns true if A button is pressed, false otherwise.

• DpadDown Returns true if D-pad Down is pressed, false otherwise.

• DpadLeft Returns true if D-pad Left is pressed, false otherwise.

• DpadRight Returns true if D-pad Right is pressed, false otherwise.

• DpadUp Returns true if D-pad Up is pressed, false otherwise

• LeftTrigger Returns range of value 0.0 to 1.0 as left trigger is pressed.

• RightTrigger Returns range of value 0.0 to 1.0 as right trigger is pressed.`

• LeftBumper Returns true if the left bumper is pressed, false otherwise.

• RightBumper Returns true if the right bumper is pressed, false otherwise.

• Back Returns true if Back button is pressed, false otherwise.

• Start Returns true if the Start button is pressed, false otherwise.

• Guide/Mode Returns true if the Guide/Mode button is pressed, false otherwise.

• LeftStickX Returns the left-right deflection of the left stick. Negative values represent left deflections and positive right deflections. Range is -1.0 to +1.0.

• LeftStickY Returns the up-down deflection of the left stick. Negative values represent up deflections and positive values down deflections. Range is -1.0 to +1.0.

• RightStickX Returns the left-right deflection of the right stick. Negative values represent left deflections and positive right deflections. Range is -1.0 to +1.0.

• RightStickY Returns the up-down deflection of the right stick. Negative values represent up deflections and positive values down deflections. Range is -1.0 to +1.0.

• LeftStickButton Returns true if the left stick button is pressed, false otherwise.

• RightStickButton Returns true if the right stick button is pressed, false otherwise.

• AtRest Returns true if joys sticks and triggers in neutral position, false otherwise. (AtRest is a property you can access in your programming - not actually a “button” on the controller)