We provide profiles of keybindings out-of-the-box you can load per peripheral. Yes you can probably connect it to Star Citizen but it would require some programming.Star Citizen supports multiple types of game peripherals including joysticks, rudders, mouse, keyboard, and more. I planned to write a plugin for freepie myself but never got around to do it and at the moment am actually happy with a regular throttle. I planned to use Freepie to emulate a Joystick using it, but FreePie doesn't have a novint falcon plugin(glovepie does but glovepie only supports and outdated virtual joystickk driver that sucks ass) There is a scripting language for it but that would probably onyly allow you to use 2 axis as mouse emulation as it doesn't emulate a joystick and can't just be assigned like a regular stick. Planned to mount a X52 throttle grip on it to have more than the measly 4 buttons.Īs i din't have time to solder everything up(28 wires in the X52 throttle meaning 56 connection to solder if i want to extend it) the project is currently postponed indefinitely. I bought one of those for exactly that purpose. Or maybe you get to work with the team developing their throttle, 2d or 3d :) They might give you a slice just for the 'developed with zdayt from the community how cool is that?' angle. It might be a case that your original intention is the only way to get it out to people, releasing the specs, instructions, and files for free, but it cannot hurt to contact Cloud imperium and look into it. Even selling yours might be an issue with patents from other companies. Of course, a 3d throttle is not new, so I don't know if there is any money to be made. Besides, with people buying hundreds of dollars worth of pretend (even beyond the point of not existing in the real world, many don't even exist in-game yet) spaceships, then I think a well produced peripheral, branded from star citizen would make a mint at almost any price. That way you make profits, and can't lose. You need to sell or licence the tech to them. I'm doing the math on how many I would need to sell to not lose money.

Saitek x52 profile for star citizen 3.2