Usb.Hid.Connection & Usb.GameControllers

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Usb.Hid.Connection/
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Usb.GameControllers

Allows reading USB HID reports directly from the listed devices. Reports are mapped into device specific mappings. Allows setting of the lights on the supported devices. Reports are subscribable with the IObservable interface.

Devices Supported:

Microsoft Sidwinder Force Feedback 2 (FFB2)
Microsoft Sidwinder Strategic Commander
Microsoft Sidwinder Game Voice
Thrustmaster Warthog Throttle
CH Products Pro Pedals
Leo Bodnar BBI32 http://www.leobodnar.com/

// Get the path to the first Microsoft Force Feedback 2 Joystick
var path = Usb.Hid.Connection.Devices.RetrieveAllDevicePath(0x045e, 0x001b).First();

// Set the controller to read from the device path
var controller = new Controller(path);

// Do something when a report is sent
controller.Subscribe(x => Console.WriteLine("Report Received"));

// Start reading data from the controller
controller.Initialize();

Translate the report into button and axis movements

var path = Usb.Hid.Connection.Devices.RetrieveAllDevicePath(
	Usb.GameControllers.Thrustmaster.Warthog.Throttle.VendorId, 
	Usb.GameControllers.Thrustmaster.Warthog.Throttle.ProductId).First();

// Create a Warthog controller	
var warthog = Usb.GameControllers.Thrustmaster.Warthog.Throttle.Joystick(path);

warthog.Subscribe(x => 
	Console.WriteLine($"Buttons: {((Usb.GameControllers.Thrustmaster.Warthog.Throttle.Model.State)x.Current).buttons}") );