Hi

Trying to map S3 and another stick button to a keystroke.

ex: S3 + H4D = keystroke space (this is just and random example :))

Also is there any documentation for the target software ?

Let's clarify - you want to generate a keystroke only when any two buttons are pressed? Or do you simply want to generate a keystroke when H4D is pressed when the SHIFT button (in this case S3) is already down? The former requires scripting, while the later is a simple matter in the T.A.R.G.E.T. GUI. I'll assume for the sake of simplicity that you are trying to do the latter.

Create a T.A.R.G.E.T. profile using the "Advanced" option. Map your H4D button and then select the "I" layer only. See this video for an example:


You can download the latest version of the T.A.R.G.E.T. manual (currently v1.4) here:
http://ts.thrustmaster.com/eng/index.php?pg=view_files&gid=1&fid=3&pid=311&cid=5

Well, if you are into mapping keys then the best advice would be to use the ScriptEditor. It makes life far more easier to program the Warthog to your liking.
And you only have to press the big ?-button to get the PDF manual that has a very detailed explanation of how it works.
Best to first have a look at one of the example files like DCS FC2 Mig29.tmc so you get an idea.

The answer in the editor for your question is that you use the MapKey command with the IO added. Then "I" stands for the shift key pressed together with another key.
The shift key has been defined to S4 in this tmc file.
For example MapKeyIO(&Joystick, H1D,View_Down_slow,
Trim_Up); gives you two different commands.
The first one works when you press the shift button together with HAT 1 down, the second works when you press HAT down without the shift key.
All the different commands you see are defined in the file fc2_MIG_29_Macros.ttm.

Hope this helps.

Sorry Joe, my answer overlapped yours. Hope it's not confusing now...

My answer is one describing the GUI, while yours describes the Script Editor, so it works out well.

Cheers to both of you

looking and trying some stuff

forgot about I and O commands....

works to my intention

"edit" Found the target manual (doh)