Press some buttons on the controller and you should which button was pressed just below the RZ indicator (in the Bu indicator area).Move the controller puck around and you should be able to see the indicators moving under the 3DxWare panel.Enable 3DxWare in the Input/3DxWare menu.This will allow you to keep the CMJ window floating above your SC game window later on if you are short on screen space. Start CMJ and set it to stay on top (View/Stay on Top menu).Plug in the controller and confirm that it is working with the utilities that came with 3DxWare drivers that came with it. Let’s bind the Pitch, Roll and Yaw flight axis and a controller button to bring up the in-game scoreboard while in flight. If you do touch it while binding it will not bind correctly. Don’t touch the controller while binding. The secret to getting it working is to use CMJ voice or menu commands to bind the axis to the controller in-game. – About the virtual joystick driver and 3dconnexion driver conflicts Remember This – About the 3DxConnection controller and it’s configuration in ControlMyJoystick New to using 3Dconnexion Controllers in ControlMyJoystick? Read these Knowledge Base articles first.
#STAR CITIZEN JOYSTICK MAPPER INVERTS HOW TO#
It does not cover how to send keystrokes or mouse clicks. This article covers how to bind your controller axis and buttons to SC. Using a six-degree-of-freedom 3Dconnexion controller is perfect for space games, and Star Citizen is no exception.Ĭonfiguring ControlMyJoystick (CMJ) and Star Citizen (SC) is pretty simple, providing you follow the method outlined below. ControlMyJoystick can send virtual joystick axis data, keystrokes and mouse button clicks/movements to Star Citizen.
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