I want to play Pioneer with a Extreme 3D Pro Joystick connected to my 64-bit Windows 7. The game runs very smoothly on it so that is not the problem. When I enable the joystick, I can use it, but when I try to fly a ship with the joystick, I go down faster than you can say "Pioneer". This is so, even when I map some of the keys (like forward throttle) to a key on the joystick.
I also should very much like to map the throttle leaver (which I normally use in flight simulators for forward throttle) to anything decent in the game, but Pioneer does not recognize this leaver at all. Questions are:
1. Is there a way to do what I want ?
2. Where is the configuration file which can edit to manipulate the joystick settings ?
3. Extreme 3D Pro joystick works with profiles, which are used to map things on the joystick to things in the game. Does anyone have a profile (which looks like an XML file) already ?
Short answer : No.
Slightly longer answer: Use GlovePie or Autohotkey.
Longer Answer still: A joystick with a big long name like that should at least come with a usable driver, can't you setup the deadzone and key emulation with that?
If the driver can't do that then you can pretty much blame :'64-bit Windows 7'.
I have yet to see a native driver that does anything like this for Win7 x64.
some joystick deadzone support would be great.
I made a feature request for this a while back hoping someone would take the reigns: