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arthursmedley 12-04-2011 11:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Osprey (Post 367223)
You swine! That was me you sniped!!!!!!! :mad: ;)

Ooops, sorry but.........y'know. Been trying to get my hands on one for ages but they do seem to get snapped up quickly and not cheap now either. I think RoF and CoD has increased demand.

Good luck. They still seem to come up fairly often.

bw_wolverine 12-04-2011 11:59 PM

Great stick. Bought mine brand new back in the day :) Haven't had a single issue with it. *knock on wood.

Sokol1 12-05-2011 01:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scarecrow (Post 367150)
It can be made to work in win7 but there is no native support so you have to use 3rd party opensource stuff, but it works.

MS FF2 USB work in Wi7 with Windows native HID drivers.

What dont work is Microsoft programing software.

No major problem, just assign buttons in game GUI, or if are used to "program joy buttons to press keys"... use freeware keymapper like SVMapper, JoyToKey, Autohotkey... Or payware (10$) Xpadder.

To tune FF effects edit proper files - in case of CloD locate in
....\IL-2 Sturmovik Cliffs of Dover\parts\core\FF

With FFedit1 = http://www.mediafire.com/?0v99r1lbhhmeblh

Sokol1

AV8R_ 12-09-2011 05:46 PM

Ive been using my red button MS FFB Pro2 USB with both IL2-46 and IL2-COD
on Vista Home Premium without the Sidewinder software. The force feedback
works great and I like it better than either my TM Cougar (FCC1) or WartHog.

The last Windows OS where the Sidewinder software worked is on my WinXP
system. There are ways to get it to run on Vista or Win7, but why bother.

As it was said before, just map the stick buttons right in the IL2 control GUI.

THe problem I have with IL2 and controllers, is if you use TM MFDs, you have
to unplug them else they mess with the joystick IDs that the stick needs.

arthursmedley 12-09-2011 10:02 PM

How you getting on with the bidding, Osprey?
Mine arrived this morning. Plugged it in. Tested in IL2, RoF and CoD.
I'm in lurvvvvvvvv!

swiss 12-10-2011 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Osprey (Post 367223)
You swine! That was me you sniped!!!!!!! :mad: ;)

How much did it go for?

dirtbag 06-17-2012 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sokol1 (Post 367308)
MS FF2 USB work in Wi7 with Windows native HID drivers.

What dont work is Microsoft programing software.

No major problem, just assign buttons in game GUI, or if are used to "program joy buttons to press keys"... use freeware keymapper like SVMapper, JoyToKey, Autohotkey... Or payware (10$) Xpadder.

To tune FF effects edit proper files - in case of CloD locate in
....\IL-2 Sturmovik Cliffs of Dover\parts\core\FF

With FFedit1 = http://www.mediafire.com/?0v99r1lbhhmeblh

Sokol1


Hi I have windows 7 and Il2COD, I have followed the instructions. Whilst in Fedit, when I click play say.. machineguns, should the joystick feedback ? At present it is as dead as a dodo.

thanks

DB

notafinger! 06-17-2012 08:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirtbag (Post 435610)
Hi I have windows 7 and Il2COD, I have followed the instructions. Whilst in Fedit, when I click play say.. machineguns, should the joystick feedback ? At present it is as dead as a dodo.

thanks

DB

Is your hand on the stick? Does not work unless the IR sensor is covered.

dirtbag 06-17-2012 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by notafinger! (Post 435722)
Is your hand on the stick? Does not work unless the IR sensor is covered.

Hi, yes my hand is on the stick, but nothing. I love IL2 game, (cannot win a dogfight mind you) just noticed the plug was hanging out hence no power, oops . works fine now many thanks !


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