- #JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE HOW TO#
- #JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE INSTALL#
- #JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE DRIVER#
- #JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE DOWNLOAD#
NOTE, IN CASE YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT THIS "INPUT REPEATER" THING IS ALL ABOUT: You need to do things this way so that ED detects your VIRTUAL joystick (the one with the curves) instead of your REAL one. – REPEAT THE LAST 2 STEPS FOR EACH CONTROL YOU WANT TO BIND. That control should now immediately set itself up without any input required from your joystick. – Now click on the control you want to bind as you normally would in ED. For example, move the joystick to the left ONCE and release it. – DON'T TRY TO BIND ANYTHING YET! Simply move ONCE the joystick axis you will want to bind next and release it. – From the top menu, select "Tools -> Input Repeater". – Go to the control you want to set up (e.g., flight controls / yaw). SETTING UP ELITE DANGEROUS TO USE THE vJOY VIRTUAL JOYSTICK OUTPUT: NOTE: For me it throws an error when I click it sometimes, but everything works just fine afterwards. – Now click on the gamepad-looking icon on the top-left to activate the virtual joystick output. – In the menu at the top, select "File -> Save Profile" and save the profile you just set up at a location of your choosing. SAVE AND ACTIVATE THE VIRTUAL JOYSTICK SETUP: Do the same for the other axes as desired. The center of those sliders is the "centered" position, so you can adjust the blue markers to individually set up a deadzone for the left and the right stick movement.
You might also want to adjust the Deadzone for this axis, at the bottom of the grey square in the right panel. Drag the little square (the one that's close to the bottom-left corner of the green line) straight up until it touches the horizontal line that runs across the middle of the square (the X axis). Check "Diagonal Symmetry" on the top-right. Set "Curve Type" to "Cubic Bezier Spline" on the top-left of the panel.
Let's set up a curve that has low sensitivity close to the center, but becomes highly sensitive the further away the stick moves from it: If, for example, you set up the green line on the left side to pass through the top-left quadrant instead of the bottom one, the joystick will actually output a rightward movement when you move your stick to the left! The green line is the current sensitivity curve (right now it's a straight line). The bottom-left quadrant is your "normal" left motion, while the upper-right quadrant is your "normal" right motion. On the right panel, "Response Curve" should already be selected in the drop-down (otherwise, select it).
#JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE HOW TO#
– We'll set up a curve for the X axis as an example, but you can do the exact same thing for any axis (if you think you know how to do this, safely skip to the next bold item) : Select the vJoy Device from the tab (if you only configured one virtual joystick, it will show as "vJoy Device #1). – From the menu above, select "Actions -> Create 1:1 mapping." This will map each input from your REAL joystick to the VIRTUAL joystick, so when, for example, you move your stick, that movement will be mimicked by the virtual joystick.
#JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE INSTALL#
– Install Joystick Gremlin by following the instructions on screen. Make sure "Enable vJoy" at the bottom left is checked.
POV Hat Switch: Always select "Continuous" (required by Joystick Gremlin) and choose the number of HAT switches on your joystick from the list. Number of buttons: Should be self-explanatory. You should have a general idea of what's what by entering your joystick's config from the Start menu ("Set up USB game controllers"). Selecting the axes: For example, in my joystick left-right is X, up-down is Y and twist is Rz (R = Rotation). – I only have one joystick connected, so this part might be different for you: Select the tab for your device (if you have one joystick, that would be tab 1) and specify your joystick's configuration by… – Run "Configure vJoy" from your start menu. – Install vJoy following the instructions on screen. You MIGHT need it (I didn't) to force ED to detect the output from the vJoy virtual joystick instead of the one from your real joystick when configuring your flight controls. – HidHide ( ): This program hides the output from your REAL joystick from specific applications. – Joystick Gremlin ( ): This is used to set up the curves that will be output by the vJoy virtual joystick.
#JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE DOWNLOAD#
MAKE SURE YOU DOWNLOAD THE LATEST ONE FROM THIS SITE (by "shaul_ei" / Shaul Eizikovich). THERE ARE OTHER VERSIONS OF vJoy FLOATING AROUND THAT DON'T WORK.
#JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY CURVE DRIVER#
– vJoy Device Driver ( ): A virtual joystick driver that can output a tweaked input from your joystick.
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