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UPDATE: I just read 'Controls Demystified'.

PS: Did you make your joystick zero-order? I can see you are very knowledgeable about these things.now, you'll have to excuse me as I familiarize myself with zero-order thingamajigs.and such. Uh, yeah sure.but seriously, I don't have the carpentry skills to make something like that. People can Prattle about how much joystick sucks and what not.īut when I can move my mech and press three buttons at one time while changing direction or aiming with one hand.Įdited by Timuroslav, 02 July 2013 - 08:55 PM.Īdvantage? prolly but i also have a 17 button mouse.and my keyboard seems to take all commands (no matter how many) i give it The Third (Not the Mouse Wheel/the one where my thumb rests) mouse button is my jump jets. I also use only three of my 10 some odd right mouse buttons I use my Mouse for Aiming and have arm lock off. I have more mouse buttons but I hate any configuration with them because I become too reliant on my right hand and I get cramps when playing for 3 hours at a time. Trigger= Disposable/Depletable Ammo Weapons Group 1

#X3 reunion switch target free#

Make Sure you have at least 4 buttons and a Hat(for Free look or Zoom) Accessible for your thumb. I've posted this before but, Here it is fellow Mechwarrior If you wind up with a T16000M I already have a pretty decent TARGET script for it that can easily be modified to suit your needs that you are welcome to.Įdited by Loc Nar, 02 July 2013 - 08:24 PM. Ī a stick in most users left hand, but your right hand in this case, for movement/buttons and a mouse in your left hand for aiming/firing works quite well for easy effective solutions. Here's the article I wrote on the subject, called Controls Demystified(?). Check out the stick I built for MWO that is mounted in my mechpit to see an example. There are zero-order joysticks, but unless you make one you likely will not have one. Zero-order: directly manipulates target/cursor position, single action req (also called direct inputs)įirst-order: manipulates target/cursor velocity, two actions req As such, a normal first-order controller like a normal joystick is objectively disadvantaged in a zero-order environment. The bad news is that reticule aim in MWO is coded in zero-order, like any other shooter or the cursor in your browser.

Due to it's extreme flexibility, I think of it as a joystick viability diagnostic tool since it can be made to work with anything, even MWO. It's only $40 new, has a 14bit Hall sensor (same one as Warthog), has a decent gimbal and is well constructed overall, but most importantly is TARGET compatible, making it the Chinese acrobat of joysticks. There is a R/L reconfigurable thumb grip and palm rest, the button layout is symmetrical, and there is even a switch on the base to mirror-flip the button mapping. The best sub-several hundred dollar stick for MWO, the Thrustmaster T16000M, also happens to be one of the only sticks on the market that is a native lefty.

Since I plan to use a mouse with my right hand, and a joystick with my left hand, WOULD I STILL NEED TO USE THE STICK-TWIST FEATURE of some joysticks?Įdited by Lucilius, 02 July 2013 - 04:24 PM. I've done my fair share of Google-research, and found that 99.9% of joysticks are evaluated for flight-simulators, which isn't exactly the same way to control a mech.Ģ. Whether you use a right-handed joystick or a left-handed or ambidextrous one, WHAT BRAND DO YOU USE? And how is your control layout? Pls specifiy if you are left or right handed.ġ. Which means I cannot use it.Īlso, I could use a joystick so that I could start playing (and this time hopefully finish) X3: Reunion.

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Now, I only have the Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro, gameport serial verion. That leaves the left to control the keyboard.or the joystick. Hence, my right hand is preoccupied with the mouse. But just like with the mouse control industry, most good products are made for right-handed people. After reading through I have come to the conclusion that it would benefit my play if I have a similar control setup.