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Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 22:02:54 +0200
From: Stefan M?ller-Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Flightgear-users] FG 0.9.8 fail to recognise joystick
settings
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Hi folks -
I'm running FG 0.9.8 on Win 2000 (binaries obained from
flightgear.org)
and tried to correctly install my joystick.
I use a "Logitech Extreme 3D Pro USB". (The sick itself works, as
js_demo.exe suggests)
I had to slightly modify the corresponding (adjust name) *.xml file.
The excerpt from the log (i set debugging level
to "info") seems to tell me that the stick had been recognised.
However, the stick only behaves like a default stick and non of the
specific settings work. It was verified by looking
at "browse internal properties". What may be wrong?
Hoping for help,
Stefan
Stefan.
I was having problems trying to get the Extreme 3D pro joystick
working on my Mac under OS X.4 and I succeeded with the following
fix. It may not work with Win 2000, but it may give you another
direction to investigate.
Finally got my" logitech extreme 3D pro" joystick to work.Took 3 steps.
1. Transfered the xml discription from the 3D pro Win file to the 3D
pro file (the description was exchanged). ((So you may not need this
change. check the xml file))
2. opened the default folder in folder input, opened the joystick.xml
file.
3. replaced the joystick.xml file with the content of the changed 3D
pro xml file.
The FG will now use the extreme 3D pro xml as the default.
This may be a rough hack but it does work. The descriptions of the
keys are listed in the extreme 3D pro xml.
Ed
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