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First post, by Mortis

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I solved my own problem but I guess I'm posting in the interest of my joystick maybe working in future versions of Dosbox.

Bought a Logitech Attack 3 tonight, set it up fine, working in windows (Vista 32 bit).
Would not respond in dosbox 0.73, not in X-Wing, TIE Fighter, Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, nothing.
It showed up in the console as recognized and correctly identified.
I tried everything from 2axis, 4axis, auto, timing true, timing false, swap34, etc, always got same result (no response from stick or any buttons, sometimes random slow pulling to a diagonal unaffected by stick in any way).

Finally found this:
http://www.reloaded.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=3283
And sure enough it just worked straight away in 0.65.

Afterwards I checked again in these forums and found the bit about setting "default for old programs" and the alternate SDL.DLL, neither of those helped 0.73.

Anyway that's my experience, I feel like sound's a bit wonky in .65 and it'd just be nice to have a single dosbox installation so I'd like to see this fixed. Not to sound ungrateful, with all the joy I've got from dosbox what's a few pulled out hairs :P

Let me know if there's any more information I can give.

Reply 1 of 6, by robertmo

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delete mapper.txt and reset your dosbox configuration

Reply 2 of 6, by Mortis

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well now I just feel like a big fool, i guess it was mapper.txt 😒

regardless thanks!

Reply 3 of 6, by PunkMaister

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There is no mapper.txt in version 074 but I'm experiencing the same exact problem with Yeager Air combat.

Reply 4 of 6, by IIGS_User

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PunkMaister wrote:

There is no mapper.txt in version 074

Its name is "mapper-0.74.map".

Klimawandel.

Reply 5 of 6, by PunkMaister

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IIGS_User wrote:

Its name is "mapper-0.74.map".

Where is it supposed to be located? I could not find it in the DOSBox folder.