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I was wondering since my XBOX one is seen by DCS controls what have any of you done to make use of it as a supplemental controller...not as a throttle or j-stick?

 

 

Thank you.

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The only thing i could think of that would be useful would be for views, maybe when editing for videos. Cant really think of a practical application for it with regards to cockpit controls.

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The first two years of my DCS career I flew entirely with the Xbox360 gamepad. It was a bit difficult to map all the A-10C HOTAS functions to it, but by using modifier keys I was able to map them all on the D-pad and the A, B, X, Y and the two shoulder buttons. It worked pretty well in the end.

Now that I have a TM Warthog HOTAS I have no use for my Xbox controller anymore in DCS.

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I started to use mine for trim when flying with asymmetrical loadouts but then kept adding functions. No trackir so I'm down a few buttons and hats since they're used for view control. Currently I have the TDC, TDC designate, wing trim, gear, fuel dump, antenna elevation and engine idle/cutoff mapped.

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I started to use mine for trim when flying with asymmetrical loadouts but then kept adding functions. No trackir so I'm down a few buttons and hats since they're used for view control. Currently I have the TDC, TDC designate, wing trim, gear, fuel dump, antenna elevation and engine idle/cutoff mapped.

 

 

What is the antenna elevation?

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What is the antenna elevation?

 

Radar antenna elevation. The upper and lower limits of your scan. Mapped to the right stick on the controller

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Radar antenna elevation. The upper and lower limits of your scan. Mapped to the right stick on the controller

 

 

This I've known, but when I see just antenna elevation I'm thinking it has something to do with comms [COMM 1 Antenna Selector Switch]. That's what confused me.

Thanks for the clarification.

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