Create a new, blank keyboard profile and give it some name other than “default”.Now, if you really want to configure things as you like, and use the stick’s own programming sofrware (which allows using modes and all the other cool features), do the following:
Find the command you want, hit Scan For Input, push the stick button, and hit Confirm. Assigning buttons is the same process.This should make the stick axis show up on the box. If it’s not, then click on Pitch Axis, then hit the Scan For Input button, then move the stick forwards and back. But you can check by looking in the appropriate menu. If your HOTAS is recognized by name in the left column, then very likely the pitch axis, for example, is already assigned by default.Note: This list of of commands has various filters (ALL, ASSIGNED, ESSENTIAL, ETC). The main control axes are in the Primary Flight Controls menu. In the central panel, go through the menus to find the specific command you want to map to a button or axis.In the Options/Controls menu, be sure to click on your HOTAS in the column on the left so that’s what you’re editing.I prefer the latter as it is WAY more flexible and allows you to program more stuff on the stick.
There are 2 ways you can configure the HOTAS: the in-game way and via the stick’s own software.
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NOTE: The mods will likely soon move this thread to the Self-Help Peripherals topic if you can’t find it later.Īnyway, I have a Saitek X-52 so I imagine things work roughly the same…
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