Using a controller to fly a plane.

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  • xSlimyBoogerx
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    Re: Using a controller to fly a plane.

    Were you guys able to map buttons to the R & L Triggers? For some reason BF2 wont let me do it. So I had to map my fire buttons to the Bumpers. Kind of a shame really.

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  • RocketPunch
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    The funny thing is I only use the pad for flying only (jets/helo), cause I can't for the life of me fly with m/k combo. Actually I fly pretty well with it in 1st view (btw, I can't fly or drive in 3rd view). I use to play ace combat and rc stunt chopper on my PS and PS2.

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  • Abyss_of_Borg
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    You could there are adapters for 90% of the console controllers out there. Plus PC controllers like the Xbox 360 USB one and some of them by Logitech. I think it would make it harder to fly unless you wanted to fly in 3rd person view because most console flight games are flown from the 3rd person view.

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  • SgT.uK
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    ive got a wired xbox360 controler and i can map everything on it, its pretty crap for flying though, a joystick gives you much more control

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  • imported_Nefarious
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    Wouldnt a controller make it more difficult to aim and shoot then a mouse or arrow keys?

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  • RocketPunch
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    Re: Using a controller to fly a plane.

    Originally posted by Revoluti0n
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    A little WD40 should do the trick.
    lol, or you can get this like I did. I got mine in radio shack awhile back for about $10 USD.



    PS2 to USB adapter: http://cgi.ebay.com/JOYPAD-CONVERTER...QQcmdZViewItem

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  • Revoluti0n
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    Originally posted by GeoffRowley
    Isn't the PS2 plug thing to big to fit in a USB port. Or am I wrong
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    A little WD40 should do the trick.

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  • GeoffRowley
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    Isn't the PS2 plug thing to big to fit in a USB port. Or am I wrong

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  • RocketPunch
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    I use my PS2 joypad, and I can map the controls to the analog sticks no problem.

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  • xSlimyBoogerx
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    Using a controller to fly a plane.

    I use a joystick 100% of the time, but I sat there looking at my Xbox 360 controller and wondered if I could use it. I can map buttons to it, but I cannot map the analog sticks to anything. Is there anyway to get the analog sticks to map to the controls?

    Sorry if it has been discussed before. I did a search but alot of the topics didnt have anything to do with what I wanted.
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