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Star Wars™: X-Wing and TIE Fighter seriesCan't make "cork-screw" manouver with thrustmaster flightstick.(3 posts)solved(3 posts)solved
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Posted May 16, 2019
Hi,

Using a Thrustmaster T16000M flightstick, when i press the roll button and move left/right my ship is able to roll but i can't combine that movement with the nose up/dive movement (push or pull the flightstick) Instead of that when pushing or puling the stick engines power incresaes/decreases.

Because of this i'm not able to do the famous "cork-screw" manouver like in X-wing (works perfect on that game)

I've tried using the config file joystick settings like "auto, fcs, ch, 2axis" etc..but no luck so far.

Anyone know how i can fix this?

Thanks,
Nicolás
This question / problem has been solved by Al3xand3rimage
Posted May 16, 2019
That's just how the game works.

It even says so in the manual that when you press that button it makes the vertical axis throttle control.

We just need all these remade\enhanced so that there's no roll toggle necessary but you have the ability to map it all at once.
Post edited May 16, 2019 by Al3xand3r
Posted May 17, 2019
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Al3xand3r: That's just how the game works.

It even says so in the manual that when you press that button it makes the vertical axis throttle control.

We just need all these remade\enhanced so that there's no roll toggle necessary but you have the ability to map it all at once.
Damn! it was stupid to create this thread. i've read the xwing manual but totally forgot to read the tie fighter one.

Thank you.
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