✈️ Falcon BMS Joystick Keybinding Script

This script is designed to simulate keypresses for the COMM menu in Falcon BMS using a joystick button. Since Falcon BMS does not allow remapping certain default keybinds, this script offers a workaround by triggering keypresses via joystick inputs. (its not fast but it does its job)

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Prerequisites

Before running the script, make sure you have the following installed:

1. Install Required Libraries

pip install pygame
pip install pydirectinput

These libraries are required to handle joystick inputs and simulate keypresses.

Setup Instructions

2. Configure the Script

Step 1: Uncomment the Line to Print the Button ID (Line 52)

• Uncomment the line that prints out the button ID in the script. This helps you identify the button on your joystick that corresponds to the action you want to trigger.

Step 2: Identify the Joystick and Button

• Run the script and check the name of the device (joystick) you want to use, as well as the button ID.
• You will need the device name and button ID to configure the script correctly.

    2 joystick(s) detected.
    Joystick 1: WINWING Orion Throttle Base II + F15EX HANDLE L + F15EX HANDLE R
    Joystick Instance Id: 0300954b9840000064bd000000000000
    Joystick GUID: 1
    Joystick 2: VKBSim Gunfighter MCG Ultimate Twist
    Joystick Instance Id: 0300de721d2300002501000000000000
    Joystick GUID: 0
    Joystick 1 connencted
    Joystick 0 connencted

Step 3: Update the Script with Your Device Name and Button ID

• Change device_name to the name of your joystick device.
• Update the button_key_map. First is the button_id you want to map, then in between the ' is the key you want to be pressed.

# Map your buttons here:
button_key_map = {
    12: 't', #atc
    14: 'y', #other agencies
    15: 'q', #awacs
}
# Put the device name here:
device_name = 'WINWING Orion Throttle Base II + F15EX HANDLE L + F15EX HANDLE R'

Step 4: Comment out the Print Line

• After identifying the correct device and button, comment out the line that prints the button ID to prevent the terminal from printing unnecessary information on every keypress.

# print(f"{joystick_name} - Button {button_id} pressed")

3. Save and Run the Script

• Save the script and run it.
• Double-click the script file or execute it in the terminal to start using your joystick for keypresses.

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Notes

• The script uses pygame to detect joystick input and pydirectinput to simulate the keypress.
• This script is designed for Falcon BMS and specifically targets joystick buttons to open the COMM menu. Adjust the key and button mapping as needed for other actions or games.

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License

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