Copy the generic.ini in C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Google Earth Pro\client\res\flightsim\controller and rename the copy to njoy.ini 7. Enable the new config and save it in Gremlin 6. Run Joystick Gremlin, you'll probably want to read some of the documentation, but basically you'll want to go through each tab (each tab is one of your devices), click the button or move the axis you want to remap, and select "Remap" and click "Add", and then assign that button or axis to the following vJoy virtual joystick assignments:īutton 7 = Left Brake "For this I just remapped my toe axis to a button, and used the virtual button tab on the far right to set the activation zone from -1.0 to 0ĥ. Defaults should be fine, just make sure it's enabled and exit
If you want to do the same, here are the steps: Today I was able to hook up my rudder pedals, throttle, and stick all up! I have ailerons, elevator, rudder, trim, throttle, flaps, left and right brakes, pov, and gear all working.
Unfortunately Google Earth only supports rather simple, single device joystick configurations. While not a true flight sim, it's still fun to hook up your flight control of choice to Google Earth and fly around just looking at scenery.
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