3.11.2 keeps on crashing when initializing the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro with Modality on Ubuntu 22.04.1

[noisefuljoy]

Hello there,

I am trying to get the Logitech Extreme 3d Pro to work as a controller using the great Modality toolkit, but Supercollider crashes as soon as I try to initialize it. When I run:

MKtl.find(\hid);

The extreme 3d Pro shows up as:

/*** Possible MKtls for HID devices: ***/
// [ product, vendor, (serial#) ]

// [ "Extreme 3D pro", "Logitech", "00000000002A" ]
// Unknown - Create from lookupName and explore
// (or match with a generic desc):
MKtl('hid_0_extrem', 'hid_0_extreme_3d_pro');

When I then run:

MKtl('x', 'hid_0_extreme_3d_pro' );

It seems to briefly start polling the 3d Pro:

open device 0x562bb67477b0
start polling thread for -1233881168
HID: Opened device: a HIDInfo(Logitech, Extreme 3D pro, IDs:1133, 49685, /dev/hidraw4, 00000000002A, 22289, 0)
// MKtl('x') : opened device without desc file.
// Maybe you want to explore this device?
MKtl('x').explore;

-> MKtl('x')

But then 3 seconds later it crashes:

Interpreter has crashed or stopped forcefully. [Exit code: 11]

Other HID and MIDI devices work perfectly with Modality or the other HID and MIDI classes.So the problem seems to be specifically related to the 3D Pro. When I try to initialize the 3D pro like this, I get the same interpreter crash.

~myhid = HID.open( 1133, 49685);

When I test the 3D Pro outside of SuperCollider inside the jstest-gtk, the joystick works perfectly.

My udev rules for /dev/hidraw4 are set up like this:
KERNEL==“hidraw*”, SUBSYSTEM==“hidraw”, MODE=“0664”, GROUP=“plugdev”

Does anyone have any idea how to solve this issue?
Many thanks for any hints in the right direction!