Let me know if you have any suggestions for either tool, or if you find them useful. So, there might be further updates here in the future. While the initial version should be stable, this tool is more of a work in progress, and I'm currently looking to pull data from and other sources to display on the hotas as well. The second tool is an Elite: Dangerous-specific tool that reads the game logs to display: This means that you can write to this json file from any tool and have the information show on the display without the need to write any C++ code yourself. It will continuously monitor a json file for changes, and display the information in the file on the hotas unit as it is updated. The first is a very simple "driver" for the MFD. īut, with some help from Github, I have now produced two separate tools for my fellow commanders! Not having buttons on the stick means that you have to stop manuvering while you activate them. My excitement quickly waned when I realised I had to program in C++ to talk to the thing, though. 21 Shanaeri said: Tried an X55, while the joystick was nicer I didnt like the fact it didnt have button on the stick itself and that the throttle just wasnt as intuitive to use. I recently treated myself to the X52 pro hotas, and got very excited when I realized I could display information on it's multi-function display (MFD). Featuring an upgraded multifunction LCD which shows in-game data in real time, a progressive throttle with tension adjustment, plus an adjustable joystick with.
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