Are you using linux or Windows? I use fgfs under both operating
systems. I almost always have to change the axies assignments for the
joysticks if I am using them with Windows. This is fairly easy after
using js_demo to see what axies are assigned by the Windows driver to
which lever on the joystick. Usually the hat axies are offset under
Windows from their linux values. So if there is an xml file in
\data\input\Joysticks\Microsoft\ that works with your joystick under
linux with the hat axies 4 and 5, then they may be 6, 7 for Windows.
Again js_demo (which is in the same bin folder as fgfs) should make it
clear which axies to change to.
Also, you might find the discussion and examples in "Getting Started"
Section 4.5, to be helpful. In that discussion, the folder data is
called FlightGear. You can find this in /data/Docs/InstallGuide.
Hope this helps! Keep posting if you don't get your hat to work.
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