On many systems it seems that this virtual device is problematic and conflicts with Windows power management. The TARGET software installs and manages a virtual DirectX device and then controls the game through that device. When I attempted to use the TARGET software the stick was rendered completely inoperable when using a TARGET profile. If you want to use this mapping you can safely uninstall the TARGET programming suite. This control scheme does not require the Thrustmaster TARGET software to be installed. There are also a number of unmapped buttons which will eventually get used for things as the mapping evolves over time.
So far nothing has been mapped to the castle hat on the throttle but in a future version this could be used for the wingman controls. See the cheat sheet for details on those. There is a pretty full compliment of camera controls included in the mapping, including control for the free camera. The mapping for the ships boost function in the SRV switches to the turret control. The SRV controls are almost identical to the ship controls. dangerous - it nearly cost me an Anaconda! SRV Controls What was the ships dedicated boost button has been turned into an ALT button for allowing access to multiple functions on single buttons or hats. Ship ControlsĪ fair number of the controls haven't changed but there were too many key functions for things like combat that were mapped to the buttons on the base of the stick, which in combat made them next to useless. I really didn't like the layout of the default scheme provided by Elite Dangerous so I set about modifying it to my liking. This is a WIP control scheme for the Thrustmaster T.16000M FCS HOTAS system. An ever expanding Elite Dangerous control scheme for the Thrustmaster T16000M FCS HOTAS system
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