Hotas stick and throttle support

[KysioPL]

I've played the demo and loved it! I love this game so much that i bought x56 hotas stick and throttle controller to play your game on lunch. For now My controller is not supported in demo, please add this feature to full game and i will buy it and recommend it to all my friends! Please

[ritter]

I already owned the X52 PRO, but, it also doesn't work, I hope you find it was worth your money like I did!

[Jelle Booij]

Thanks for pointing that out! I don’t have a HOTAS stick myself, so I couldn’t test it. Which one did you get? I’m thinking of getting one too to sure it works with the game, hopefully before early access. But it might get after the early access release.

[KysioPL]

As i said in first post, I have logitech x56. For now i try to fly in sims like DCS but i would love to enjoy more casual titles like yours with stick :)

[ZexMaxwell]

Originally posted by Jelle Booij:

Thanks for pointing that out! I don’t have a HOTAS stick myself, so I couldn’t test it. Which one did you get? I’m thinking of getting one too to sure it works with the game, hopefully before early access. But it might get after the early access release.

Normally. I hold off on buying a game wanting a feature that's not in the game yet. but this is a cute little game for the right sale starting price. I hope you get enough funding for that HOTAS to get support in.

PS: scrapman youtuber put this on my radar.

Edit: I have Logitech Saitek X52 Pro

[Twelvefield]

I went nuts and bought a Virpil Constellation and MongoosT. However, most HOTAS will work generally the same no matter which one you get, as long as they are DX-compatible. The number of buttons and functions will be different.

Other options include the Thrustmaster HOTASX and the VKB Gladiator, out of all the choices I would say the VKB gives you the most reliable function for its price point.

Rudder support is important, too! Most flight sticks will have a twist function for rudder steering. Flight sim enthusiasts will have their own pedals with toe brakes, which is best. The Saetek/Logitech pedals are probably the most common and are fine for casual flight. Virpil or Honeycomb would be better. Logitech has the best function for its price point.

[Carnoc]

Originally posted by Jelle Booij:

Thanks for pointing that out! I don’t have a HOTAS stick myself, so I couldn’t test it. Which one did you get? I’m thinking of getting one too to sure it works with the game, hopefully before early access. But it might get after the early access release.

I could lend you an X52 pro. Your steam info indicates you do not live far from me :P

[Gouranga_Man]

I used VJoy and UCR to map my T16000m as a pad. Combined with steam input I was able to map the stick it works and feels better than a pad. inputs don't appear to be analogue but appear to be digital.