Mapping the Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog for Star Citizen

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Remapping HOTAS buttons in SC - that's a separate game loop of its own, which they force you to go through every week or two as they only record by device order...

JSmith

Just got mine yesterday. I immediately know your struggle. Worth every dollar 👍🏽💪🏽🤙🏽🙌🏽

_Lucifer_Sam

Ya gonna take some time to get use to all the new buttons. Looks really nice.

warchild

I never thought of using my other monitors as a button map! I’ve had the Warthog since they released it and SC since 2014. This’ll be my first time finally using it for SC thanks to you!

funfact

Game Glass you say… hmm. Looking into that one! Thanks! 🎉

marceIIino

I have a GTX 1650 and a i5-9300h laptop on wich i play some x box controller dcs and once a year the star citizen free trial. So i printed the labeld contoller layout on paper, works great

antoniodraghilev

Use the brake lever behind the stick as ALT modifier so you can put dual modifiers to your buttons.

thedangerzone

It's a year later and 3.23.1a is out and I'm brand new to the game. I also have a Warthog and X52 Pro as well as Thrustmaster MFD's.
One problem I can see with ths game is there are just too many options, rediculously too many options.
They could learn a thing or two from War Thunder, which has a very simple way to set up your throttle. Personally, I dont want a bi-directional throttle -it's more trouble than it's worth. I would rather have a switch (for which there is currently no option) to determine if I go forward or in reverse. The Flaps switch on the Warthog Throttle would be perfect. Push it forward and you go forward (which would be raise flaps in WT, button 22, I believe.) If I wish to move in reverse, pull the Flaps button back to button 23, or on the back of the left throttle (pinky switch) there's a button, or, on the back of the right throttle theres the Hat switch which I have assigned to strafe up/down/left/right, but it has a press, too, which could toggle forward/reverse.
The way it is now is just garbage, and anyone coming from games like DCS would probably say the current setup is garbage.
While there are just too many options, they don't have the correct options IMO.

bangyahead

That is so nice. I’m about to buy star citizen and was wondering what controls people use… this is sick. I have to get some.

tylerr

I’m sim racer, but I recently got into DCS and ordered this setup for starters and I will be building another cockpit next to my Formula 1 setup

satka

got to use the warthog in a camp during the summer. it's great my only complaint is that the flight stick itself can make your hand cramp

crazitrainn

I feel dumb for not thinking of this. Thank you😅

carterscoconuts

I am actually curious on how you find the Hotas for SC since everyone keeps telling me to get HOSAS instead. My only question is that if you can replace the 4 directions (up, down, left and right) on a tiny joystick on the Throttle, then how do you do Backward Thrusters since the throttle is used to go forward from 0 to max?

BlackRabbitDigitalP

would you reccommend the Warthog for a begginner (money is not a constraint, ) to using HOTAS (have never used HOTAS before) but really want the added immersion, planning on buying a bunch of games to use the HOTAS with, how easy is all the setup and config/how difficult is it to use?

would really appreciate a response since you seem like a good source for an opinion since you use the HOTAS for what i want to use it for.

Thanks in advance :)

zitronenbrot

How are you able to map the buttons with the TPR pedals? or do you have the Thrustmaster TPR pedals? I cannot get my joystick and throttle to map in Star citizen. I have also tried using TARGET with no success

singefrost