X52 Blackshark mouse problem.

[98abaile]

I want to get the mouse stick on the x52 to control my point of view (I don't have track IR) and the mouse button to centre my POV. But all it seems to do is control my on screen mouse (inside or outside of the game). I have the latest drivers and profile software installed, but I just can't figure out what I need to do and I've already spent an hour and a half trying to read up on and solve the problem to no avail.

 

Any help would be much appreciated.

[Dudikoff]

I want to get the mouse stick on the x52 to control my point of view (I don't have track IR) and the mouse button to centre my POV. But all it seems to do is control my on screen mouse (inside or outside of the game). I have the latest drivers and profile software installed, but I just can't figure out what I need to do and I've already spent an hour and a half trying to read up on and solve the problem to no avail.

 

Well, good luck with that idea because that mouse stick can be a bit quirky (at least mine is messed up so you can get unwanted inputs).

 

Regarding your problem, I don't see an axis view control in the Black Shark controller options (by default, the X52's POV1 hat is assigned for this). Since the Track IR works like an axis, I'm sure someone will suggest the smart way of handling this problem, but as a quick and simple solution, you can create a profile for this game and in the profile editor set the mini stick to behave as a directional axis or with bands and assign the num keys to it (4/6 for look left/right and 2/8 for down/up).

[98abaile]

Thanks, I'll try your method.

[cichlidfan]

Well, good luck with that idea because that mouse stick can be a bit quirky (at least mine is messed up so you can get unwanted inputs).

 

Regarding your problem, I don't see an axis view control in the Black Shark controller options (by default, the X52's POV1 hat is assigned for this). Since the Track IR works like an axis, I'm sure someone will suggest the smart way of handling this problem, but as a quick and simple solution, you can create a profile for this game and in the profile editor set the mini stick to behave as a directional axis or with bands and assign the num keys to it (4/6 for look left/right and 2/8 for down/up).

 

I use my ministick for slew, I am talking A-10 here, I just told the editor to make it 4 way instead of a mouse and then assigned the keys. I don't have it in front of me but I am guessing that you can also set it to 8 way just like all the hats. The mouse button is what I have set to pause. You just have to tell the profile editor to make it a regular button.

 

If you want to see my profile, it is for a x52pro but I think it can still be looked at if not used, let me know.