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You can follow these instructions to fix it. It detects the joysticks as a gamepad in Wine for some reason. Would be nice if there was a standard process for users to submit new input-devices like this for inclusion into Wine, seeing as such devices are released often. Seems like wine categorizes it as both a joystick and a gamepad, making it unusable in Star Citizen probably because the Alpha grip has a thumbstick and a mousewheel on it. All I can say is I'm in the same boat with my Virpil Constellation Alpha w/ WarBRD base. How can I best change them to deal with that?Īs with BradleyR I unfortunately can't answer your question either.

The joystick testing dialogs in wine control are not prepared for the increased amount of buttons and axes.

Where should I send my patch? To the regular wine project, wine-staging, or some other? What are the steps I could take to get it tested and sent to more game-oriented flavors of wine (like Proton) as soon as possible?.

So, why this limit wasn't increased until today? Windows users use that too, it is useful for games that do not support HOTAS which are more than one device, like the Egosoft X3 games.

There is also software like which can aggregate two or more devices in one device that might easily overflow the limit.

What would happen if I would have an unknown type (which was the case with the "mouse wheel" of the X52 Pro thruster) or had two of the same type there? It seems you must have a defined coordinate variable and type to use the value.

in driver_joyGetPosEx (joystick_linux.c) I see a lot of hardcoded expectations of axes "types" and positions in the list.

I have successfully changed the code and the games seem to be responding well to my patch, however I get a lot of questions on why/how should I send it to the wine project and about the code. Mainly: dlls/joy.cpl/joy.h, dlls/joy.cpl/main.c, dlls/winebus.sys/bus_sdl.c and dlls/winejoystick.drv/joystick_linux.c. I then realized that my HOTAS kit with 8 analog axes and 39 buttons is greater than wine's limits (which seem to be of 6 axes and 32 buttons), which are kind of hardwired in a few scattered portions of the code. However, I came to notice that native games like X4: Foundations and X: Rebirth perfectly support all the HOTAS controls, and went to investigate why wine games wouldn't work with some of the stuff. Greetings, fellow linuxers! There has been a time now I have a HOTAS kit (first a Thrustmaster Warthog, now a Logitech X52 Pro) and as I have played like Elite: Dangerous and Star Citizen through wine, I noticed some controls would not work, which I first attributed to maybe linux having poor device support.