Get Axis input from Hotas, Thrustmaster T1600m joystick and throttle

Hello all, I is there a way for me to get a direct input from my Hotas. I have a Thrusmaster T1600m joystick and throttle.

for the joystick input, I did try to get the input by getting the raw axis but my axis x and y not working correctly.

Code (CSharp):

1. //JOYSTICK CODE
2.                 fAxisX = Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1X") * fScale;
3.                 fAxisY = Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1Y") * fScale;
4.                 tJoystick.localRotation = Quaternion.Euler(fAxisX, 0, fAxisY);

1. if I do like the code above the object will move but the problem is the object will just snap on the axis that being push

2. but for some reason why is my axis x and y getting same input, if I push the X axis Y axis is being effected

Code (CSharp):

1. //JOYSTICK CODE
2.                 fAxisX = Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1X") * fScale;
3.                 fAxisY = Input.GetAxisRaw("Joy1Y") * fScale;
4.                 //tJoystick.localRotation = Quaternion.Euler(fAxisX, 0, fAxisY);
5.                 tJoystick.localRotation =
6.                     Quaternion.Lerp(Quaternion.Euler(tJoystick.eulerAngles.x, 0, tJoystick.eulerAngles.y),
7.                     Quaternion.Euler(fAxisX, 0, fAxisY), Time.deltaTime);

3. then I change my code to the above the movement is not that snappy but still the issues with the axis x and y getting same input, I can only push to only one axis.

4. and final question for the throttle how do I get the z axis input(throttle being push front and back), because in Unity you can only get x and y axis.

Thank you.

 

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1. Have you installed the latest drivers from ThrustMaster?

https://support.thrustmaster.com/en/product/t-16000m-fcs-hotas-en/

Drivers - Package 2021_TFHT_2 + Firmware [System Requirement: Windows® 10 / 11]

2. I do not think the new input system supports direct input only raw input. Rewired supports direct input in addition to raw and those combination of controllers are directly supported. I have used both of those controllers with Rewired without any issues in the past.

Scroll down to flight controllers on this list.

https://guavaman.com/projects/rewired/docs/SupportedControllers.html

There is also a free trial of Rewired if you want to use it verify your hardware is working as expected.

https://guavaman.com/projects/rewired/trial.html