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1. #AXIS T8311 JOYSTICK RECOGNIZED BUT NO MOTION DRIVERS#
2. #AXIS T8311 JOYSTICK RECOGNIZED BUT NO MOTION WINDOWS#

With regards to the issues in step 3, I found some articles about turning off the power saving features for the T16000 in Windows registry, device manager and Windows power saver I butchered Sedenion's DX++ profile from the EA forums for my needs in DCS and just literally flipped the axis over, some of it i use some not so much, some of the buttons don't seem to be detected in SWS, i haven't really done the diagnostics on exactly what or why yet With regards to the issues in step 3, I found some articles about turning off the power saving features for the T16000 in Windows registry, device manager and Windows power saver menu. E voila! in game I was able to move the cockpit's crosshairs with even the slightest movements from the stick and no deadzone!

Finally I booted up squadrons (also keeping the stick in motion) and with some luck managed to set the Joystick 1 device at the end of the controller settings to Thrustmaster Virtual Game Controller. However just to test that the above worked I managed to keep the connection alive by keeping the stick in motion as I hit the Run Configuration button, then checked the properties of the Thrustmater Virtual Game Controller inside the Joystick Control Panel (which is just a shortcut to the the windows Game Controllers panel) and could see input for the X and Y axes in the test tab.Ĥ. Now I ran into some problems with getting the T16000 to stay connected via the TARGET virtual game controller, with the stick falling asleep. You can check this by opening up the Joystick Control Panel from the new window that has opened after running the configuration.ģ. Hit Run Configuration and TARGET should reassign your stick to be a Thrustmaster Virtual Game Controller. On the final page you can save the profile but before you do so, you can take a look at the script it generates which contains the same lines of codes you've shared. I actually Changed the CURVE to -4 for the X and Y axes just to make sure there was no deadzone in game. Then I left the axes mappings as default. On the next page I selected just my stick (T16000M), not my throttle. After installing TARGET, I opened the TARGET GUI and created a New Configuration.

#AXIS T8311 JOYSTICK RECOGNIZED BUT NO MOTION DRIVERS#

I followed the instructions at the bottom of this thread to ensure my HOTAS drivers and TARGET were installed correctly (requires plugging and unplugging devices as you go): Ģ. Okay I managed to solve this with a similar, simpler solution, using the TARGET GUI.ġ.