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I decided to make a quick joystick tutorial for you guys and anyone who could find it helpful I did this because i was trying to help a friend to set the joystick but there
was a retard on the server killing us and fucking around so, here everyone can read it nicely.
Note the this tutorial was mainly focused for the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro which i have, but maybe it could be useful for other joysticks as well, i hope so.
Logitech Extreme 3D Pro USB Joystick
It's an extremely confortable joystick with plenty of buttons and perfect for flying in BF2. However, it's still a cheap joystick, but a good cheap one.
If you got $200 - $250 bucks to spend on a joystick then go for the Thrustmaster HOTAS Cougar, the best joystick in the whole world, for real.
Important note: DO NOT, i repeat, DO NOT install the software that comes with the Extreme 3D Pro, it sucks big time and won't let you re-calibrate your joystick.
Use windows default driver and utility which works like a charm (Windows XP and up).
Step 1: Joystick Hardware Setup and Calibration
Now to the basic. Plug your Extreme 3D Pro and let windows detect it, after it's finished then go to control panel and double-click on Game Controllers:
Then you should see the Extreme 3D Pro listed on the devices:
Click on it and then click on the 'Properties' option below in the same screen and it will take you to the following properties screen :
Click on the 'Settings' tab, there you will see the Calibrate option, click on it:
Nice, you just started the windows joystick calibration utility, follow the steps carefully:
The next screen will ask you to leave the joystick centered, make sure it is REALLY centered, that's why some ppl claims it moves itself alone,
lack of good calibration and centering. Leave it centered and press a button on the joystick or click on next:
Next is the main joystick calibration screen. First of all make sure you check the box where says 'Display Raw Data' which will help you to
determine if the axis are in the proper position and reach all the extents and range of movement way more accurately.
Move the stick all thru the four corners from 0 to 1023 and after you're finished make sure it stays at 512 - 512 on the raw display (or 508 - 508).
Then after you leave it properly centered, press a button on the joystick or click on next:
Now the next screen will re-check the center, leave the handle centered and click on next:
Then next screen will calibrate the joystick Slider (thrust, accelerator). Just move the slider all up and down from 0 to 100%, when finished
press a button or click on next:
Next comes the Z Rotation calibration (the Rudder control where you can spin the stick left and right), rotate it from 0 to 256 all the way left and right.
When you are finished make sure it stays centered at 50% (128 on raw data) and press a button on joystick or click on next:
Next screen completes the calibration process and saves the calibration info, click on Finish to save your calibration!
And we are done with the first step, setting and calibration of the joystick. Now:
Step 2: Battlefield 2 Joystick Configuration Setup
Now our hardware is configured properly on the system, it's time to do the same with BF2 control settings.
Log in to your Battlefield 2 account and go to Options / Controls. There you will find your keyboard configuration.
There are 5 different tabs:
*Common Controls
*Land Vehicle
*Aircraft
*Helicopter
*Boat
We will just work with Common Controls and Aircraft for now. (I still need to get the grip with the helicopter and joystick :? )
First, on Common Controls it will be VERY helpful to set the following ALTERNATE KEYS (SECONDARY) as i highlighted in red:
Set Push to Talk, Vote Yes, Vote No and Scoreboard to 4 of the lower left joystick buttons. Sadly Battlefield 2 kaymaps are different from the example
picture i posted on the top. Here's an crappy but easy way to point these four keys (don't laugh at me, i did it in less than 1 minute lol):
Now to the Aircraft settings.
Notice that i marked some in red and some in blue. First the reds. It shows the proper button configuration. That's how it should be set properly.
Now the blue markings are toward AXIS. Now here's an important thing to know because lots of ppl had hard times and still have trying to figure
out why their joystick can't be properly set as they would want. When setting the axis always remember to set ONLY THE LEFT AND DOWN AXIS.
When you set the left, it automatically sets the right. When you set the down axis it automatically sets the up axis too. If you follow that rule, you will
set your joystick with no problems, this also fixes the problem where ppl pulls back and plane goes down and viceversa.
So, you only need to set DECELERATE (moving the slider down), STEER LEFT (rotating the rudder to the left), PITCH BACK (pulling the stick back down)
and finally ROLL LEFT (pulling the stick to the left).
Now, a more explicit picture of how should the stick buttons should be set:
One last note: During calibration, ALL of the axis must be pushed to their limits, from the stick axis to the slider and rudder axis.
Otherwise you will suffer from not being able to fully move to a side or have all the acceleration/deceleration degree. And if your joystick is really old (long time in your hands) you should consider reading over the internet about how to open it and clean the 4 potentiometers which gets really dirt, and dust is electricity-conductive so it leads to false contacts. There's a trick floating around about using 3-in-1 oil to clean them, but try researching about it. If i get the time i will update the post with that information.
**UPDATE**
How to bind an 'Enemy Spotted' button (ALL CREDIT FOR THIS TO MAD AD FROM BF2S.COM FORUMS)
Hi again everyone, discovered something else that might be useful to some of you- your very own spotted key (or joy button, controller ect- as long as its a proper key that bf2 recognises).
Some already know we can bind 2 different things to a single key, anyone thats read the 26 page 'anatomy of controls.con' thread on planetbattlefield knows that is old news however i've found you can bind your ok button to the same key as your radio button and it works as a spotted button. Theres no macros involved, no hacks, nothing naughty at all - just 2 keys bound to the same button. Wanna know how? Read on.
There are a few ways of doing this, those of you that know your controls.con file backwards can just type in the lines with the right keys, however I'm going to describe it in a way that (hopefully) you all can follow simply.
1) Do not open your controls.con file yet. Fire up bf2 and click thru to the options/controls page.
2) On the main page, set the key you want to make your button as your SECONDARY Main Radio key. Save and totally quit bf2.
3) Open the controls.con file linked with your username (with notepad) and use search to find the 2 lines with c_GIRadioComm in them.
4) Highlight the whole of the second line ONLY and press copy.
5) Open the search again and this time search for the line with c_GIOk i

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