I have reviewed (on the Control Center, link below) the Alphadactyl Joynet
Gameport hub. It supports all MS controllers, MIDI, digital analog and
other controllers plugging into a 15 pin port. It also allows you to join
controllers so you can have pedals, a wheel, joystick and a yoke on the
Joynet and select whichever you would like to join (wheel/pedals,
stick/pedals, yoke/pedals, etc.). Its a stellar product I could not do
without
--
Sam Mancuso
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> I thought of this, but it's my understanding that Joystick switch boxes
> don't work well with Microsoft (and some other) devices that use the
> Midi outputs for Force-Feedback, etc...
> Thanks!
> -Larry
> > Get their joystick switch box while you're at it, or the one from
> > www.joyswitch.com.
> > I have the latter, good stuff unless you have a digital MS stick.
> > >You mean a thing called "Quickjoy" - available from the CH products
site
> > >http://www.chproducts.com/supp-pc.html#anchorUTILS
> > >I.
> > >> Good Afternoon all,
> > >> There was mention here recently of a program (I thought it was CH or
> > >> Gravis, but I can't find it at their sites) that used a tray Icon and
> > >> allowed you to toggle between Joysticks/Wheels.
> > >> It was needed because most games will only recognize Joystick 1 (Hey,
> > >> developers. It's been 12 years. How about writing games to see the
> > >> _other_ joystick slots that are available?).
> > >> This allowed one to have a wheel and a joystick both connected
(device 1
> > >> and 2) and it would 'toggle' them so you didn't have to monkey around
in
> > >> the Joystick CPL every time you needed to switch.
> > >> Anyone remember what, and where, this is?
> > >> Thanks!
> > >> -Larry
