Logitech extreme 3d pro: why no working

[Todokoro]

Actually this is extremely touchy. Users have reported that the joystick just stops works mid-flight and there's nothing that they can do to fix it. Or they have to reprogram something in some folder located somewhere on your computer after completely reinstalling the game (the latter only somewhat out of context). I tried, but the game doesn't recognize mine, my computer does, but my game just can't see it.

I tried these:
Restarted game
Restarted game from EDLaunch (not steam)
Used a different USB port
Tried to find the default settings in "game settings" in Elite Dangerous
Reinstalling game

None of these worked.

[GrizzlyAtoms]

I have this joystick and have had no issues. I just set my bindings myself all custom.

[Todokoro]

引用自 M00NSH0T：

引用自 Todokoro：

I would use the Yaw axis setting if it would allow me to map more than a single direction. If I mapped the yaw axis to buttons I wouldn't be able to control left and right movement, only spinning and pitch.

you map each axis independently. you map up/down to pitch axis, twist to yaw axis and left/right to roll axis. Also, there's a throttle axis as well. I actually switch the yaw and roll so twist is roll instead, but the default and what most people do is for twist to control yaw.

You definitely need to do this to the axis though, otherwise it won't be analog. Bottlenose is correct.

I mapped all the directions that my joystick should control (at least to what feels right to me).

Is there like a table or a diagram that shows which goes where? I'm starting to get confused. To what function do I map the twist feature on my joystick? when I twist left, it yaws left, but (even though its mapped and registered in the options) when I twist towards the right, while in game, my ship doesn't do anything (but the options menu where I map the things to the right twist is recognized). which is what I don't understand.

moving my joystick forward and backwards redirects the ship up and down, and moving it left and right makes my ship roll either left or right. when I twist left and right, my ship's yaw left works, and not yaw right. I don't think I missed anything on the settings. when I went back to reapply the right twist to the yaw direction, the setting never changed.

[Dolphin Bottlenose]

引用自 Todokoro：

To what function do I map the twist feature on my joystick?

You map it to Yaw Axis and make sure that it's Regular and not Inverted.

But if you insist on using digital Yaw Left and Yaw Right, then make sure that you only twist the joystick and not accidentally move it to any other direction, as you train that button. Otherwise it will register several movements for that action to be triggered.

I just checked with my 3D Pro - digital left and right both work in the game, too.

[Todokoro]

so I went back and remapped everything for yaw pitch and roll. First thing that I tried was to increase the deadzone radius of the yaw to see if that would yield any results but it didn't. I was able to map both yaw left and right, and I would like to note that it did work for a few seconds, and then it quit out on me after I rebinded my fire key to my trigger on my joystick. The next thing that I tried was reversing the settings for yaw to see if I could get a different result. But no luck. :(

[Todokoro]

okay so I discovered that logitech has seperate softwares for their products (opposed to just having the logitech gaming software) Logitech also has separate drivers for individual products (meaning that my joystick was never plug and play). Somebody earlier mentioned links to the logitech website but I didn't think anything of it since I thought the links were broken. so I just moved on. But after downloading the joystick software and running a calibration. I was able to get my ship to maneuver in every which way (with the exception that some of the extra buttons that weren't broke, just stops working).

[Dolphin Bottlenose]

Great news!

My 3D Pro was recognised by the Windows 10 without any extra drivers, though. I just calibrated it in the Windows menu, and that was it.