All 11 of the buttons (including the "trigger") on the Attack 3 joystick can be considered as a "function button". The actual applicable function of each button on a Logitech Attack 3 joystick is completely software driven. Thus what happens when a button is pressed or any combination thereof depends on software and perhaps user preferences. A button that fires rockets in one game or simulation may change view or do something else different in another game/sim. Games/sims may even change what each button does on different vehicles in the same game/sim. Also note that not all games/sims may take advantage of every button available.
Eruo Truck Sim Bus Driver
he is super easy. all you do is home attack his buttons. he will take major damage if all 3 matches of bomb or missle. if your lucky you might even get chaos blast.
no because the majority of cheats require buttons and the iPod doesn't have buttons
Well, you do special moves by combining all buttons. To do a super move, combine 2 or 3 buttons at a time. This stumped me for a while, too.
You have to press the < and > buttons to rotate in Create A World. Hope this helps :)
you set these yourself in the set up (controls ) options
Yes. My Logitech Attack 3 Joystick works fine on Windows 7 Professional.
The Logitech Attack 3 joystick can be used with XPlane. Ensure that the joystick is connected before launching XPlane so it is recognised. You will probably need to adjust the joystick controls in the XPlane Settings to get it to work just the way you prefer.
Yes.But if the PS3 game doesn't allow you to map the buttons, the buttons may not do what you want.
Yes, you can use a Logitech Attack 3 joystick to play World of Tanks, but it may require some configuration. The game primarily supports keyboard and mouse controls, so you might need to map the joystick buttons and axes to specific in-game actions using the game’s controls menu or third-party software. Keep in mind that the joystick might not provide the same level of precision as a mouse for aiming. Overall, while it's possible, the experience may not be optimal compared to traditional control methods.
you use the triangle, square, or circle buttons + the joystick.
To use an Attack 3 joystick, first ensure it's properly connected to your computer. Install any necessary drivers if prompted. Once set up, you can configure the joystick settings in your game or simulation software, adjusting controls to your preference. Finally, calibrate the joystick through the control panel if needed, and you're ready to use it for gaming or flight simulation.
Eruo Truck Sim Bus Driver
truck simulators and other driving games
Both are about the same in capability
If you mean you're moving without hitting any buttons then it's most likely that the joystick(s) weren't centre when you turned on the game or when you turned on/plunged in your controller. This makes the game think that whenever the Joystick was when you turned the game on is the centre meaning that when the Joystick is centre it's off centre and you will walk.
QCB two attack buttons