[rcrph]

How can you get the game to recognize both usb rudder pedals and a usb stick.  The setup sees the devices but I can only select one to use.  And I don't like the rudder on my stick.  thx,

[Flipside]

Hmmm... not certain to be honest, FS2 was written quite some time ago and I think it can only be told to see the rudder on the same device as you use for steering, i.e. the one on your joystick

[Charismatic]

[Mr_Blastman]

I just rewired my CH Pro Pedals USB so they could plug into the Gameport connector on my HOTAS Cougar.  Once in game, I went the ship control options, clicked on the axis control for roll and moved the pedals and viola - the game saw them just fine - same method works for the Cougar throttle as well.

I was disappointed that I could not set the move left and move right commands to the toe brake axis and perhaps the move up and down to the rotary axes but oh well   Pedals work great with roll.

Before I rewired the pedals (much soldering was required along with dremel tools) - the pedals I don't think could be assigned as the game only recognizes one input device.

And no, I didn't go through all that work for FS 2(though I love the game), I play a lot of flight sims - i.e. IL2 FB+AEP/Falcon 4.0/Longbow 2 etc (hence why I have a cougar) - but I hope this helps you answer your question.

In other words - I have ALL my devices routed to my PC through ONE USB plug - through my HOTAS Cougar (I think it has something like 9 or 10 axes in total).

[Cyker]

Unless they changed something in SCP, FS2 is like 90% of games in that it'll only use the first gamecontroller it detects, so having it use two separate ones is probably impossible at this time...

I guess you could be sneaky and post it as a bug on Mantis

[Darth Sparky]

This might be a solution until the game supports multiple joysticks.  http://www.saitekforum.com/showthread.php?t=7536