Note: If you’re in the market for a new stick, I’ve got an article here comparing the X52 and CH Products. Here’s the layout I’m currently using for Elite: Dangerous. NOTE: Saitek / Madcatz controllers, including the X52 Pro, are often USB port specific, meaning the smart software profile AND properties settings mentioned above (including LED colour settings) will only work when/if you plug the controller into the port you had it plugged into when you configured the respective behaviours. I usually do the latter, since, at least for the first few hours of a game, I’m getting familiar with the most important buttons and update the layout multiple times before settling on the “right” one. You can type right into the PDF and save or print, or just print a blank copy and write in the entries with a pencil. Landing Mode or Galaxy Map in Elite: Dangerous). Then assign to the small band the F2 command (reverse thrust). Then select Edit Bands to split the throttle band in two bands, one big and one small: e.g. Now, I give them to you!Įach layout has two fields per button, in case you’re using a modifier button or playing a game that switches states (e.g. Load the Saitek Profile Editor, select the throttle and then right click on it to select Banded mode. Rather than relearning/remapping every time I loaded up a sim, I dusted off Adobe Illustrator and created these little PDF cheat sheets that I fill out for every game.
Lock On: Modern Air Combat (LOMAC) Lock On: Flaming. When it comes to flight simulators, I can never remember how I’ve mapped my joystick buttons. Compatible with most major simulation software and games, including: Elite: Dangerous.
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