Alexander Kappes writes:
I should mention that the problems occur under Linux 2.4.? (? 10)
and that the hat switch works ok under Windows though I don't know the
mapping there as it is hidden. So I think that the explanation
from David Megginson (bug in the kernel joystick code) sounds
Andy Ross writes:
You can control any property with the joystick, but to control the
view direction, use something like this:
This controls the absolute direction. I find it much more useful to
incrementally adjust the view offsets instead; this matches view
controls in
Alexander Kappes writes:
Thanks, this solves part of my problem. However, I still have the problem
that for some reason the axis of the coolie hat (4 and 5 in this example)
are not uncorrelated for the FlightSimYoke. What I mean with this is that
for example if I don't touch the coolie
Alexander Kappes wrote:
Yes, I looked at the page and that's how I actually do it at the
moment. The problem was they didn't know what properties to use. So
/sim/view/axes/lat and /sim/view/axes/long are the right properties
for this.
Heh, I was hoping you'd already know, because I
Hi Andy,
This sounds to me as if one of the switches in your hat is bent, and
is in the on possition even when the hat it centered. I've seen
exactly this effect in the past on a Thrustmaster Top Gun stick.
Joystick hardware basically sucks. Run jscal and note all the
possibilities. What
Alexander Kappes writes:
a question I forgot in my last mail. Does anybody of you know how to
control the view direction (in the 3D cockpit) with the coolie hat on a
FlighSimYoke? First, I have the problem that the hat direction is coded
with two digital axis and they are not
Hi Andy,
The bindings support a high and low pseudo-property for this.
There's a FAQ somewhere on the website about it, but the basic idea is
that you do:
axis n=...
low
repeatabletrue/repeatable
binding
commandproperty-adjust/command
