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+"""
+This example demonstrates how to control a tracked robot / RC car using this exact controller:
+https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806561829206.html
+
+The example just assumes a left motor and a right motor.
+The controls are simulated in this example with print statements.
+
+Note:
+For this exact controller, the right joystick doesn't map properly.
+I think it's a controller issue rather than an Inputs issue.
+up/down/left/right for the right joystick show as button presses.
+The left joystick works more like you'd expect.
+"""
+
+
+from inputs import get_gamepad
+
+while True:
+    events = get_gamepad()
+    for event in events:
+        desired_codes = ["BTN_TRIGGER","BTN_THUMB2","ABS_Y"]
+        if event.code not in desired_codes:
+            continue
+
+        if event.code == "BTN_TRIGGER":
+            if event.state == 0:
+                print("right motor: Stop")
+            elif event.state == 1:
+                print("right motor: forward")
+        elif event.code == "BTN_THUMB2":
+            if event.state == 0:
+                print("right motor: stop")
+            elif event.state == 1:
+                print("right motor: reverse")
+        elif event.code == "ABS_Y":
+            if event.state == 128:
+                print("left motor: stop")
+            elif event.state < 128:
+                print("left motor: forward")
+            elif event.state > 128:
+                print("left motor: reverse")