Logitech G Saitek Farm Sim Heavy Equipment Side Panel, 25+ Assignable Buttons, Front Loader Stick with Twist Axis, Auto-Pilot Built-In, USB, PC/Mac - Black

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edit: maybe like 2 weeks ago a msg appeared in the notification thingy bottom right when i had just turned my pc on, just saw it quickly but it mentioned an issue with said buttonbox, ever since then when i start up my pc the blue light on the the stick thingy turns on and quickly after off again, also doesn't work in game, but haven't looked into it yet as I haven't played ETS2 or ATS other than mod testing.

If you just want some satisfying, high quality switches to fiddle with or mimic key presses, look at getting Logitech's Flight Sim Switch Panel instead, as it's cheaper and better built. Logitech G has made sure the Vehicle Side Panel is ready to handle any of the game's vehicles and tools. The addition of a joystick and the presence of far more buttons is a good advantage over the Switch Panel, but each button is less satisfying than Logitech's other switch panels.

For example, control your crane's base with the stick, press a button to switch to moving the crane arm with the stick, and then press another button to open and close the crane claw.

And if there are sudden problems with Input devices i recommend to first try to turn the settings for it off to see if steam has messed stuff up. Without actually testing the device, there is no way to know for sure which buttons are detectable and what are not. Tuner appears to be DVT-T1 not DVT-T2 (HD not Full HD) although screen appears to be Full HD capable. I just got the equipment bundle and was trying to figure out why neither FS22 or ATS were seeing the side panel at all.If you're running a script or application, please register or sign in with your developer credentials here. For the simulation of custom farm management and an immersive experience with improved control of the machines and the accessories of life on the farm.

Even as a generic game controller, I’d be able to map most camera movements and several keymaps to it. They also mention that it is useful for games like construction simulator and farming simulator, and that it's the perfect gaming accessory for Elite Dangerous. I was already using it to control many of the things that I just didn’t want to have to remember the keystrokes for.

Now, this panel is better for convenience: instead of needing to interface with 3rd party software like the Switch Panel to use it for non-sim games, this panel by default uses standard key inputs (~30 new inputs total, listed as Button x) which makes it VERY easy to use for any game when setting keybinds.

Games like Elite Dangerous and Euro/American Truck Sim will recognize it and allow you to bind everything to pretty much anything. For just about half as much money, you get far higher quality switches that feel much more premium and satisfying to use. You have the right to demand access to personal data and to rectify, erase or limit the processing, as well as to object to the processing. However you can easily use the Joystick Mapper app to map these 6 joystick movements to any 6 keyboard keys, and in turn KM then recognizes those as it would any other key.

It might be 2 inches wide, my desk is on the thicker side and I had a hard time to get the clamp around my desk. Overall, it's a good choice for sheer practicality - if you want more potential keybinds, with the addition of a high quality joystick, as well as a neat aesthetic, then this is a good choice. The loader stick controls vertical, horizontal, and twist axes, while a mode switch on top of the stick doubles those commands giving you six axes to operate. The axis falls into place only when the joystick switch button is pressed, although the axis should only be active while the joystick is moving. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).