Joystick for aircraft

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  • imported_Chael
    Member
    • Mar 2006
    • 602

    #16
    Hi there.

    I have an attack 3 and I am quite satisfied with it. I will admit though that after a couple years it doesn't wanna stay callibrated anymore, but otherwise it does everything I need. As for the freelook cam, I don't use it stratigically, but if I feel like looking around I just grab the mouse real quick. I would reccomend that you set most or all of the keys you need to the joystick so you are free to use your left hand for throttle and stabilizing the base for improved feel.

    Good luck on the 'field.

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    • Kodakk
      Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 3486

      #17
      Saitek X52 is everything you could dream of and beyond :)

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      • DOGGiE52
        Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 2680

        #18
        Originally posted by [SSM] Aerialz
        Saitek X52 is everything you could dream of and beyond :)
        That's why they call them joysticks.

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        • Tim Song

          #19
          right now i use the wasd keys for rudder and throttle and the joystick for the turning,climbing and diving. This key config i found to be the easiest for me since the throttle and rudder controls on the attack 3 just doesnt feel good, but looking around is hard.

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          • PLebre

            #20
            Is there a way to set keys to look to front, rear, left and rigth, when on cockpit?
            Mouse-look button is no good, because when you are pushing it, you have no control of the plane/Heli.

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            • Alex6714
              Member
              • Jul 2007
              • 259

              #21
              Originally posted by [SSM] Aerialz
              Saitek X52 is everything you could dream of and beyond :)
              Agreed.

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              • Kodakk
                Member
                • Oct 2006
                • 3486

                #22
                Originally posted by PLebre
                Is there a way to set keys to look to front, rear, left and rigth, when on cockpit?
                Mouse-look button is no good, because when you are pushing it, you have no control of the plane/Heli.
                I'd use the hat buttons to do that - most joysticks should have at minimum 1 hat switch.

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