X52 Anti Micro Set Up

[LHannibal]

Are you using Anti-MicroX for your joystick and throttle? You can map the "Enter" button on your keyboard to the clutch button on the throttle. On the real test you will be pressing the clutch button.

Here's where the clutch button is:


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I don't know if it'll work on your PC, but if you're using AntiMicroX, you can use the settings file I've been using before I took the test. I attached it below. It has all the needed buttons mapped already.

Were you pressing Enter on the keyboard during the real test?

When I use the attachment for mapping it only works for my throttle and the sim does not pick up anything for my joystick. Is there anyway I can manually make it so the joystick is picked up instead of using my mouse? I've tried looking around online and through the forum and I cant find anything.

 

[MotorCookie]

When I use the attachment for mapping it only works for my throttle and the sim does not pick up anything for my joystick. Is there anyway I can manually make it so the joystick is picked up instead of using my mouse? I've tried looking around online and through the forum and I cant find anything.

What kind of joystick do you have?

 

[LHannibal]

What kind of joystick do you have?

I have the X52 joystick

 

[MotorCookie]

I have the X52 joystick

Ok open AntiMicroX and don't load in the file I attached in the other post.

To manually set the joystick as the mouse you need to:
click Axis 1 and where it says "none" next to Presets, set it to Mouse Horizontal.
For Axis 2, set it to mouse vertical.

Wiggle the stick around and it should move the mouse cursor. If it still doesn't work, try downloading and installing the X52 drivers which can be found here: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024847013--Downloads-X52-Space-Flight-H-O-T-A-S

If it works, you will now need to setup the throttle. Just Set Axis 3 to "Keys: W | S" to get the throttle working.

 

[Griz882]

OK…I have to admit that I avoided opening this thread because I thought it was about hygiene or hand washing stations. Boy did I miss that one!

 

[LordAgame]

Ok open AntiMicroX and don't load in the file I attached in the other post.

To manually set the joystick as the mouse you need to:
click Axis 1 and where it says "none" next to Presets, set it to Mouse Horizontal.
For Axis 2, set it to mouse vertical.

Wiggle the stick around and it should move the mouse cursor. If it still doesn't work, try downloading and installing the X52 drivers which can be found here: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024847013--Downloads-X52-Space-Flight-H-O-T-A-S

If it works, you will now need to setup the throttle. Just Set Axis 3 to "Keys: W | S" to get the throttle working.

I am trying to configure my newly purchased X52 joystick and I am having trouble adjusting the sensitivity on AntiMicroX. Previously I was using a different joystick on the Jantzen simulator, and I was able to track the target pretty well because my old joystick had some sort of acceleration.
Would you mind sharing your sensitivity settings?

 

[MotorCookie]

I am trying to configure my newly purchased X52 joystick and I am having trouble adjusting the sensitivity on AntiMicroX. Previously I was using a different joystick on the Jantzen simulator, and I was able to track the target pretty well because my old joystick had some sort of acceleration.
Would you mind sharing your sensitivity settings?

My settings are whatever the default settings are. Here's a pic:

 

[LordAgame]

My settings are whatever the default settings are. Here's a pic:

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Thanks. I saw one of your comments in which you said you were averaging 130 for the target score in the hardest difficulty on Jantzen. How were you able to get that with the standard sensitivity settings? My X52 feels very clunky compared to my previous joystick (T.Flight HOTAS X).

 

[MotorCookie]

Thanks. I saw one of your comments in which you said you were averaging 130 for the target score in the hardest difficulty on Jantzen. How were you able to get that with the standard sensitivity settings? My X52 feels very clunky compared to my previous joystick (T.Flight HOTAS X).

I used to have the PlayStation T.Flight HOTAS and I agree it seemed easier to use that. At first the X52 does feel very clunky and a bit tougher to control but all you need to do is practice.

What are your scores on hard mode at the moment? I recommend recording your scores on a paper or document every time you try the sim and it'll be easy to see if you're improving or not.

When I first bought my X52 I was having a tough time tracking the targets. I made a post about it here: https://www.airwarriors.com/communi...es-ask-your-questions-here.28348/post-1094316

 

[LordAgame]

I used to have the PlayStation T.Flight HOTAS and I agree it seemed easier to use that. At first the X52 does feel very clunky and a bit tougher to control but all you need to do is practice.

What are your scores on hard mode at the moment? I recommend recording your scores on a paper or document every time you try the sim and it'll be easy to see if you're improving or not.

When I first bought my X52 I was having a tough time tracking the targets. I made a post about it here: https://www.airwarriors.com/communi...es-ask-your-questions-here.28348/post-1094316

On my first day (45 60-second attempts) using the T. Flight HOTAS (we have the same lol) I was getting 160 ish (joystick) and 170 for the throttle on the hardest settings. I didn’t log my X52 attempts because it felt so clunky that I thought it had to do with my sensitivity. I guess I’ll just have to get used to it.

 

[LGwalkway]

On the test, are you simultaneously controlling both the throttle and the stick or are you tested on each separately?

 

[MotorCookie]

On the test, are you simultaneously controlling both the throttle and the stick or are you tested on each separately?

First they have you do each one individually then you do both at the same time. Then after that you do both and they throw in the emergency procedures.

 

[Andre12]

I have the x52 HOTAS system and downloaded the the driver from Logitech. The throttle and stick are plugged into the desktop Windows 10 computer. What do I do to make them work with the Jantzen Sim? They still don't move the bullseyes.

 

[dav246]

I have the x52 HOTAS system and downloaded the the driver from Logitech. The throttle and stick are plugged into the desktop Windows 10 computer. What do I do to make them work with the Jantzen Sim? They still don't move the bullseyes.

You have to download a keyboard mapper like joy2key or antimicro, then map the sticks. If you need help with that, this whole thread should be useful, I found it to be pretty intuitive with antimicro.

 

[Andre12]

I have the x52 HOTAS system and downloaded the the driver from Logitech. The throttle and stick are plugged into the desktop Windows 10 computer. What do I do to make them work with the Jantzen Sim? They still don't move the bullseyes. I downloaded antimicro and had an IT guy come to my house. But I still can't figure out how to make the throttle and stick work.