The game supports a USB XBOX-360 style Gamepad. Note that other USB Game controllers, such as Joysticks or steering wheels, should be unplugged during game play.

Yes, the PhaseSpace system can greatly improve a player’s game interface. We have built several sample demonstration game interfaces using gloves and HMDs and numerous objects. Yes. We are working with several clients to improve HMD interfaces. PhaseSpace high resolution head tracking and real-time data streaming improve HMD visualization by reducing display latency and improving field of view accuracy. See similar questions...

Yes. A joystick can be used but is not necessary to use the program. Some joysticks have difficulty operating correctly with Orbiter, particularly the throttle. See similar questions...

You need to build a converter to connect your joystick to the computer. MUGEN supports the DirectPad Pro converter; schematics are available at www.ziplabel.com. You do not need to download the DirectPad Pro drivers, although they are recommended for testing your converter. The converter connects to the parallel port, so you will need to disconnect your printer cable if you wish to use the pad. See similar questions...

The names InqScribe uses for your USB devices come from the underlying USB device drivers. It turns out that most foot pedal device drivers were originally created to control other kinds of input devices, like joysticks or gamepads. Their names either reflect the original input device or the company that originally wrote the driver. In other words, don't worry about it. InqScribe doesn't actually care what your USB input device is, as long as it has buttons that can be assigned to shortcuts. See similar questions...

My xbox was not "prepared" by the two methods described. My t.s.o.p. chip was flashed so i dont belive linux is anywhere any my system. I would like to be able to boot into linux and the distro i choose from the menue of my dashboard. Then, you have it easy. Boot the linux distribution (xebian or gentoox) cd of your choice by just inserting it, and follow its documentation to install it, and add a link to your dash to launch its loader XBE. See similar questions...

The solution to this is to use a key binder for your joystick/pad. You can set up a custom configuration for your stick/pad this way. Gravis products come with their own key binder, and MS Sidewinder pads also have their own key binder. If your joystick/pad doesn't fall into these categories, there are other binders floating around the net. One such program is called RB-joy, which you can find on the downloads page. See similar questions...

Yes, you can use Pride, Quickie, and Invacare all we need is a proportional joystick without switches. We can install a joystick if you have one or send it joystick ready. See similar questions...

Probably. We have not tested the RealFlight joystick. The only joystick that we support is the SimStar joystick that we manufacture. Yes. In version 1.1.01 of RCFS 2001 we provide support for game port to USB converters. We have successfully tested the Radio Shack 26-164 converter and the Rockfire USB Nest convereter. These adapters will be automatically recognized and you do not need to install the SimStar controller into "Gaming Options/Controllers" in the Windows control panel. See similar questions...

Yes. You can use nearly any type of input method you'd like with the simulators. The simulators don't limit your gaming choices, they expand them. See similar questions...

LB skips backward one chapter. RB skips forward one chapter. RT fast forwards. LT rewinds. Start toggles between play and pause. X and Y bring up the On Screen Display for more advanced options. While browsing through your lists of videos you can also push Start to automatically begin video playback using the bookmark if it exists bypassing the Resume/Restart page. You can also use RT or LT to page up or page down through lists of items. See similar questions...

Download the latest Gravis drivers for your particular gamepad http://www.gravis.com/ or calibrate your joystick. See similar questions...

Edit to data/mugen.cfg and find [Input]. Set "P1.UseJoystick" to 1, and set P1.Joystick.type to the appropriate setting (2,4 or 6 button) See similar questions...

Though the plan is to support these control mechanisms in a future version, Cuboingo™ (as of Version 1.0) utilizes the computer keyboard for its control interface. To provide some flexibility, you have the option to configure your own game controls. See similar questions...

Update: If you want to use your joystick along with your mouse I suggest using my tiny aseqjoy tool to connect your joystick to the MIDI input port of terminatorX. If you want to use another mouse however, you need to configure this mouse as an XFree86 XInput devices and from what I've read I assume you'll need to have XFree86 3.3.3.1 or higher. If you want to know how to do this read your XF86Config manual page (run man XF86Config) and find the part on "the optional XInput section". See similar questions...

Before using your joystick in an emulator, you of course first have to install the joystick to work in your computer. But this you probably have done already. VICE: While running VICE, choose from the menus Settings > Joystick settings.... You should be able to select your joystick in the port #1 and port #2 dropboxes. Don't forget to also calibrate your joystick in the VICE settings. CCS64: When running CCS64, press Alt-I to enter the Input menu. See similar questions...