support for Saitek JOYSTICK?
1797866
i don't believe so, the game-play doesn't involve you directly controlling one unit, you have to command them to do things...
1797867
I don't know if there's any such support, but since this game is essentially a spaceship RTS and not a flight simulator, I really, really doubt it.
15963
Thanks Yves-As it turns out, I did not load the Saitek drivers. I don't know if loading them would make any difference, but the yoke seems to be working perfectly.
2118010
The Saitek Pro Flight Switch Panel and other Saitek Panels using the Saitek drivers work only with Microsoft products, but if you go to x-plane.org you can download a driver that will do the job. You will have to switch each panel during the X-Plane boot up to get the program to recognize that the Saitek Panels are on and available. All functions seem to work.
1243978
Go here: http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/x52.html and go to the download tab at the top and download the correct drivers and software for your X52 Flight Control System. Make sure it is NOT the PRO version, unless you own a pro version. Your mouse throttle could be broken or a bad USB cable. I use mine for Microsoft FSX games. If you are using it for something else other than FSX, then that is out of my department.
2011294
No Idea but Saitek doesn't support it, requirements are here: http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/pedals.html
2215566
I'm pretty sure that fightstick does not have a Sanwa joystick on it. This part is specifically for a Sanwa JLF joystick. If you don't have that I would not recommend this part for you.
2263892
I use Logitch Extreme 3D Pro and it works for me. Can't get the throttle to work on the joystick, but the key board works for that. Hope that helps.
724913
Not 100% sure, but I can tell you it was completely useless for my Logitech stick. While it allows you to physically connect your joystick to a USB port, your PC won't recognize it. My suggestion is to get a newer USB joystick.
1434670
I would highly recommend changing the joystick out, as it does start to "stick" in certain positions. Qanbas stock buttons are actually really good, I swapped mine out though because I prefer the firmness of Seimetsu.
2118008
Yes...but you must download the XSaitekpanels plug-ins in order to make Saitek products work with X-Plane.
743805
Yes, Win8 should auto download the driver, or just get it from the saitek site. They are basically the same pedals as the cheaper version with stronger and reshaped parts on it.
2150955
I use that Adapter mainly for PS2 controllers in Windows 7. It might help you, but I would first try Motion in Joy and/or SCP DS3
363982
With 3rd party software that maps joystick buttons to keyboard controls, yes. Emulator users find such software very useful, but I cannot give specific recommendations. Free (as in beer) options abound. A couple paid but affordable. Some may be open source, but again I can't offer any specific recommendations.
1594088
I am not sure!, you can go to their site to find out " http://www.saitek.com/ ", take care!!
1042746
Yes, although I have heard of people having compatibility problems depending on if they have a certain intel chipset. Works great for me though, games like SF4 and KOF automatically recognize the stick
1290258
yes. It's only with some aircraft though, like the carenado C182RG. The solution is to remove the saitek drivers and use this third part driver, You can get it here: http://fstools.weebly.com/download.html It works much better and provides more versatility for saitek modules
2010626
check transformer ptz , review joystick settings , not solve , sending the manufacturer