Did you install the Logitech drivers for your Windows, or you're using the
default MS joystick driver in 2k, XP or Vista ?
If the latter, install the latest version for your particular OS : it's a
common problem with Logitech gamepads and joysticks running with default MS
drivers.
Just experienced a similar experience with a Logitech gamepad...
Oh, just realized you're talking about the hat view : I have the same thing
here, whatever driver I use, but I'd like to point out that it's intuitive
in the default layout for external views. I suspect if you fix it for
cockpit, you'll have trouble in external views.
In other words : in internal views, down is up, up is down, left is left,
right is right.
in external views : down is down, up is up, left is left, right is right.
Is this a behaviour seen by many ? How could it be fixed without bringing
the problems to outside views ?
I got used to it, so not much of a bother, and anyway, when I really want to
do virtual 3d view/pseudo padlock, I use the mouse to be able to look up and
back, etc.
Cheers,
Nic
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Bo Berglund <bo.bergl...@telia.com> wrote:
>
> >> Thanks for answering!
> >> I am rather new to simulation but I have 10 years of gliding experience.
> >> No real powered flight experience though.
> >
> >Cool, there are a couple of gliders in flightgear, as well as the
> >ability to tow gliders in multi-player...
>
> Well one needs a good tow pilot then (with glider experience).
> I would probably also want to install pedals in such a case, now I only
> have the twist of the joystick and that does not really match a rudder
> control via the feet for quick response during tow takeoff....
>
> >> 1) Is there some place where users exchange flightgear joystick
> >> definition files so I could get one already customized for my
> >> not so uncommon joystick?
> >
> >All the good joystick drivers (definitions) I know of are already in the
> >flightgear base package. Once you get your definition done, post the
> >whole file here as a attachment and it might make it into the base
> >package.
>
> If I get something decent working I will post the xml file back.
>
> BosseB
>
>
>
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