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LimitingFactor
2004-07-13, 10:54 AM
I realise this is *another* joystick related question, but bear with me...
Has anyone been able to make the saitek x45 work smoothly with Planetside. Unlike BF1942 et al PS recognises the throttle, but the stick handling is a joke, fiddling with the sensitivity doesn't seem to do the trick and half the buttons can't be assigned. Currently using a mouse and the throttle for my airborne antics, but tbh I'd much rather be using the stick.
Cheers,
LimitingFactor
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Infernus
2004-07-13, 01:53 PM
IIRC Planetsdie does not yet offer full joystick support... they will be optimizing it in the future... until then use your mouse for steering and keyboard for throtle (its what I find the easiest without a joystick...)
AztecWarrior
2004-07-13, 02:21 PM
I have the X45 and love it for flight sims.
However, in PS I prefer to use (when flying), the mouse in lieu of the stick, but keep the throttle. It gets me more precision. When driving a ground vehicle, I use the keyboard alone. The X45 has some wierd interference which overrides the keyboard, resulting in the thing stopping if the throttle's at zero, even if I press Q, or resulting in it going at full speed after stopping.
I've dropped my air certs, so it's not a problem: I just don't use it.
Infernus
2004-07-13, 02:38 PM
I have the X45 and love it for flight sims.
However, in PS I prefer to use (when flying), the mouse in lieu of the stick, but keep the throttle. It gets me more precision. When driving a ground vehicle, I use the keyboard alone. The X45 has some wierd interference which overrides the keyboard, resulting in the thing stopping if the throttle's at zero, even if I press Q, or resulting in it going at full speed after stopping.
I've dropped my air certs, so it's not a problem: I just don't use it.
Ur a leet tank driver...
Electrofreak
2004-07-15, 04:48 PM
You want entertainment, watch Aztech try to fly a mossie :lol:
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