Hi AnMaster,
It seems better than mine to me. I'll test it with my X52 (not X52 pro
but it looks useful with X52 too).
Thanks for your effort!!
Tat
On Dec 4, 2007, at 4:45 PM, AnMaster wrote:
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I have made a joystick config for Saitek X52 Pro: the axis numbers
and button
numbers differ from the normal X52.
This is an early version, I expect it to change as I find what is
useful and
what isn't. If someone want to put it in CVS, the file is attached.
Regards,
AnMaster
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Based on X52.xml and Aviator.xml
Modified by Arvid Norlander; 2007-12-03
This file is released under the GPL license.
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Common Axis/Buttons
+ Roll/Pitch/Throttle/Rudder: As There are
+ Top stick hat: Airelon / Elevator trim
+ Bottom stick hat:View directions (Increase/Decrease
visibility Zoom In/Out when shifted)
+ Throttle foreside hat: Up/down: View cycles (Shift: flaps up/
down). Left/right: Rudder trim
+ Throttle slider: Boost Control (if available)
+ Tirgger: Apply all brakes
+ Fire button: Toggle parking brake
+ Stick button A:Gear up (Shift: gear down)
+ Stick button B:HUD master switch
+ Stick button C:Reset view (hackish) (shift: Toggle
speedbrake)
+ Pinkie button: Shift switch
+ Throttle button D: Right brake
+ Throttle button E: Left brake
+ Throttle button i: PTT (Push to talk, for fgcom)
+ Throttle mouse button: Start Selected Engine(s)
+ T1/T2: Hook up/down (Increase/Decrease
spoilers when shifted)
+ T3/T4: Increase/Decrease slats
+ T5/T6: Increase/Decrease Speedbrake
(Increase/Decrease magneto when shifted)
Mode 1: Propeller Aircraft
+ Top rotary dial: Mixture
+ Bottom rotary dial: Prop Advance
+ Throttle mouse button: Start Selected Engine(s)
Mode 2: Jet Aircraft
+ Top rotary dial: Carb Heat
Mode 3: Not implemented yet
Linux Axis Numbers (no idea about window/mac ones, and they are not
same as plain X52 axis numbers on linux at least):
0 Roll (positive == right)
1 Pitch (positive == down/back/nose-up)
2 Throttle (positive == back/down/idle)
3 Bottom rotary dial on the throttle (positive == CW)
4 Top rotary dial on the throttle (positive == CCW)
5 Rocker switch (rudder control) on the throttle (positive ==
right)
6 Slider on the throttle (positive == forward)
7 Lower right hat horizontal axis (positive == right)
8 Lower right hat vertical axis (positive == down (Mac positive
is UP))
9 Mouse Y (positive = up)
10Mouse X (positive = right)
Button Numbers (Probably identical b/w Linux/Windows/Mac):
0 Trigger (half pressed)
1 Stick top Fire switch
2 Stick top A switch
3 Stick top B switch
4 Stick top C switch
5 Stick pinkie switch
6 Throttle D switch
7 Throttle E switch
8 T1
9 T2
10 T3
11 T4
12 T5
13 T6
15 Throttle mouse switch
16 Throttle forefinger wheel scroll down
17 Throttle forefinger wheel scroll up
18 Throttle forefinger wheel click
19 Upper left hat in up position
20 Upper left hat in right position
21 Upper left hat in down position
22 Upper left hat in left position
23 Throttle forefinger hat in up/back position
24 Throttle forefinger hat in right position
25 Throttle forefinger hat in down/forward position
26 Throttle forefinger hat in left position
27 Mode 1
28 Mode 2
29 Mode 3
30 Throttle i switch
31 Function wheel (below MFD) click (don't use, it is for timer)
32 START/STOP (don't use, for features in joystick itself)
33 RESET (don't use, for features in joystick itself)
34 Function wheel (below MFD) up
35 Function wheel (below MFD) down
36 MFD-select wheel below MFD up
37 MFD-select wheel below MFD down
38 MFD-select wheel below MFD click
$Id: $
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PropertyList
nameSaitek X52 Pro Flight Control System/name
nameSaitek Saitek X52 Pro Flight Control System/name
!-- No idea if there are more names for it, mine matches the last
entry here. --
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Aviator.xml --
data
modifier type=boolfalse/modifier
mode type=int0/mode
/data
nasal
script
