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Now do the same thing with the Rudder action by twisting your joystick handle if it has that function. Repeat this process for the Roll action, by double clicking in the appropriate cell, and then moving your joystick left and right fully a couple of times. Once you have hit OK, that cell should now list JOY_Y to indicate that you have successfully assigned the joystick's Y axis to the Pitch action. (that tends too be easier for head-tracking devices instead of moving your head strangely!) You can also simply use the Key/Button drop down box to manually select the axis or button you want to use for this action. This indicates that the Y axis on the joystick was detected as moving, and once you click OK, the Y axis or joystick forward/backward is assigned to the Pitch action.

Since we have doubled clicked on the Pitch action, we want to move our joystick forward and backward fully one or two times, and you should notice that in the Key/Button drop down box, something like JOY_Y has appeared.

This will bring up a dialog box that wants us to press/move the button/axis on the joystick that we want to perform this action.

Double click the cell that is in row of Pitch and column of your Joystick.

Find the row labeled Pitch, in the Actions column, and follow that row across until you have reached your joystick column.

Now that we have a clean slate, we want to bind Pitch, Roll, Rudder, Thrust.

Click on the Clear Category button to wipe the entire joystick column.

Click anywhere in the joystick column to highlight it.

In your joystick column there may already be some default assignments (which are rarely correct) so lets clear them, and make our own. (if your joystick doesn't have a column then make sure the joystick works outside of DCS first, as outlined in the first section).

You should be able to see at least two other columns here, Keyboard and Mouse, and hopefully also another column for your joystick too. And if you have a HOTAS you will probably notice that you have a column for the stick, and separate column for the throttle lever. It also means that we can leave the keyboard and mouse control as they are, which comes in handy as a back up (occasionally it is easier to press a keyboard button with one hand if your flying requires you to keep another hand on a joystick at the same time). Which is very handy, since this allow us to have many joysticks assigned to do the same functions if we want. The left most column, is titled Actions, this corresponds to what happens in DCS when we press a a button or move the stick as listed in the other columns, on the same row. This area will allow us to configure the joystick analog axis, such as pitch and roll.

On the second Layer drop down box, select Axis Commands.

If all looks OK here, then we are ready to go into DCS World. Then select the Test tab, and have a play with the buttons, move the joystick around just to see if things are reacting in the test window. If your joystick is listed in the USB Game Controllers window, then highlight it, and select Properties. But unless something is faulty, installation should be an easy and smooth experience.

#KEYBIND WII REMOTE FOR MAC GAMES SOFTWARE#

Windows 8.1 64bit drivers) try a different computer, try a different joystick etc Generally I use a process of elimination, is it my computer, is the usb ports, is it windows, is the the joystick, is it the joystick software etc.The troubleshooting is a bit out of scope here, and you are best off looking on the forums of the manufacturer's website or contacting their tech support.

If you cannot see a joystick listed here, then something is wrong, try a different USB port, make sure you installed the software for your version of Windows (e.g. We want to make sure we can see that our joystick is listed here. You can also access this through Devices and Printers. Now, either in the start menu, metro search ( Windows key + S) search for " game controllers", and first result should be listed as Set up USB Game Controllers. Once all that is done, you can plug your joystick in into a spare USB port and you should notice a little popup bubble and a positive dingdong sound to tell you it's detected the joystick.

#KEYBIND WII REMOTE FOR MAC GAMES INSTALL#

Install the drivers, and any other software that you like (they are sometimes bundled together, so you sometimes have to install both anyway, no biggie).

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I like to go online and download the latest versions, however if that's not possible the ones that come on the CD should be fine. You usually don't need the programming software but it won't hurt to install either.

#KEYBIND WII REMOTE FOR MAC GAMES DRIVERS#

The first thing we need to do is install the software drivers that comes with the joystick. If you have already used your joystick in other games, then you can probably skip this section, as here I'm assuming you've just bought a joystick or hotas, and have just pulled it out of the box.