I tried using the 'hat' (the joystick on top of the joystick), but the hat isn't really a joystick (two axes with a range of motion), it's more of a d-pad (8 buttons: up, down, left, right, and 4 diagonals). I don't think there is a good binding for it, for the joystick. I did not create bindings for the controller's right joystick (used to look around your surroundings in-game).Some other, miscellaneous notes about binding things: Move the lever up, away from yourself.Īfter you've done all of that, click the Save All button in xbox360ce to save your settings. Move the slider back to the middle of its allowed range of motion.Move the slider to the middle of its allowed range of motion.The only other 'odd' binding is for binding the throttle to the 'slider' that sits between you and the stick (I don't know what to call it): I did half because I found some random article about Ace Combat 7 settings for joysticks which suggested that. To be honest, I don't know the difference between 'half' axis and 'full' axis. For the right Trigger, select Axes > Half > HAxis 6. For the left Trigger, select Axes > Inverted Half > IHAxis 6 ( like this).

You only need to go one direction, forward or backward.

Pitch: Select Record from the dropdown of the controller's left Stick Axis Y and push or pull your joystick forward or backward.

You only need to go one direction, left or right.

Roll: Select Record from the dropdown of the controller's left Stick Axis X and move your joystick left or right.

The bindings that use the axes of the joystick are the important parts: Button 2, which is bound to B, has a 2 labeled on the joystick. All of the other Button #'s match the labels on the joystick (e.g. Button 1 (bound to A) is the joystick's trigger. These were the bindings I used ( click), which I have pasted below as well. XBox 360 Controller Emulator Settingsįollow the setup steps from the software's main page to start the program and start configuring the joysticks as a controller ( these). I was able to set my Logitech Extreme 3D Pro up with TocaEdit Xbox 360 Controller Emulator (a.k.a. Late to the party, but maybe this can still help others.

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