Question to the 11.15% (as of now) flying the mighty Warthog. How do you guys yaw since the stick doesn't twist? Is it a major pain the backside or easily manageable?
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My X55 is (unsurprisingly) letting go after a year and I'm looking for something of quality. The Warthog seems to fit the bill except the lack of stick twist. Don't want pedals though.
Hi there,
For yaw and laterial thrust, I am using the saitek Pro Combat pedals.
Out of the box, yaw is straight forward. getting analogue output from the pedals so that ED could uses it, took some external software. The Combat pedals have two analogue outpust but ED will only allow you one input.
Using vJoy and UJR, I was able to create a single axis by merging the two, applying it to a virtual joystick and then binding the virtual joystick to ED.
For those interested;
vJoy Device 8
X Axes ticked, 0 buttons, 0 POVs, Enable Effects unticked.
UJR
vJoy Stick ID 8
Axes 1
1 (X) [Rest L] 5 1 Invert (ticked)
Axes 2
1 (X) [Merge] 5 2 Invert (Unticked)
ED failed to see the vJoy input in options as the pedals output was milli-secs quicker, so I used the Bindings options to send the output during setup without pressing the pedals. Worked perfectly and in the .binds file, the text reads;
<LateralThrustRaw>
<Binding Device="vJoy" Key="Joy_XAxis" />
<Inverted Value="1" />
<Deadzone Value="0.00000000" />
</LateralThrustRaw>
I only have vJoy running one virtual device, so do not know how more than one would be registered here.
For the others comment;
In addition to the Worthog, I use Saitek Pro flight combat rudder pedals and a PS3 controller for SRV.
