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+====== HID Output ======
+===== Virtual Joystick =====
+HID stands for Human Interface Device.  It is a protocol used by many USB controllers, like Mice, Keyboards, or Joysticks, but also games softwares and Quartz Composer which is a great application for creating visual effects and animations((this application is bundled with the Apple Developer tools you can get freely from the Apple website.)).
+OSCulator creates two fake (or virtual) HID joysticks that can be used by compatible applications.  The OSC messages sent to OSCulator are then used to drive those virtual devices.
+===== HID Joystick Event =====
+To control a virtual joystick, you need to assign a joystick control (button, axis, etc.) to a message.  To do this, in the main window, select "HID Joystick" as Event Type, and choose an item in the Value column.
+OSCulator exposes two virtual joysticks "OSCulator HID 1" and "OSCulator HID 2".  You can select them by choosing a value in the Channel column, just like MIDI channels.  For example, a value of Button-1 on channel 2 will control the button 1 of the virtual joystick named "OSCulator HID 2".
+There are three types of values you can choose from:
+  ; Button :  There are independant 16 buttons.  A button can only have a value of ''0'' or ''1'' (depressed or pressed).
+  ; Button (Analog) :  There are 4 independant analog buttons. An analog button is like a button but with all the steps in between.  This is useful for games that can use analog buttons as an input.
+  ; Axis :  There are 2 sets of two axes (X & Y).  For X, a value is full left, and ''1'' is full right.  For Y axes, ''0'' is down, and ''1'' is up.