Hi

After aplying the new patch, I went in the option to assign and change some controls, but in the upper right corner there was ''imput''. so I clicked, and it appears under it ''input Saitek Evo''. I suposed it was for my X52, so I clicked, but them, I cant click anymore. I can move the mouse, I see that it highlight thigns, but I cant click.... so I cant change it back. I though I could change it back in the luncher menu, but they remove it.....

Suggestions ?
(in last case I'll reinstall the game.....)

Genbrien,

I answered your question in the other section but incase you or anyone else looks here:

Open up the game folder and then the config file. In it, you should find input = "SaitekEvo"

All did was delete the SaitekEvo (left the quote marks in place) and then saved the file, re-started the game and was able to start it normally. When you go into options, don't bother clicking on input, your joystick will be the default controller so just make any controller changes you want, save them and you should be all set.

Good luck,

John

I had the same problem yesterday before reading this and corrected it in the startup config as well in the same manner (except replaced SaitekEvo with a map name I had created earlier.) So it definitely appears to be a bug with that file.

I originally loaded it out of curiousity to see what it was... the option should probably be removed on the next patch.

I think the problem here is that you can`t seem to create a new input file.A couple of patches ago you had the option to create a new imput file from the setup outside game option,now the setup is reached through the in game option menu there doesn`t seem to be a way to create a new config.If I am incorrect please could you show me how to create a new setup config because i can`t find how to do it.
Thanks

Simbo Sim 123

I may be wrong about this and I'm not home to verify, but I believe now you can make changes to the config and click save, at which time the dialog box opens and you can edit the name to something different, thus creating a new file.