Here are the new features/fixes that will be in the new software:
1. Printing is fixed - you'll now be able to print out a list of your commands as they're assigned. In this release we'll be presenting that in the same(ish) grid format that the Profile Editor works in, as requested by a lot of X52/45 users.
2. You'll now be able to create profiles without the controller plugged in. A selection menu will allow you to choose which controller you want to program, and this still includes allowing multiple controllers within the same profile (should you wish).
3. Assign new shift modes. You'll now be able to program any button (or combination of buttons, should you wish) on your controller to become a 'shift' button, meaning that you can go over an above the previously alloted shift modes for your controller. You will also be able to name your modes ("Finally!" cry the X52/X52 Pro owners). Additionally, it will be possible to program it so that when you change to a particular mode, it issues a keystroke.
4. Direction sensitive axis programming. Particularly useful for the X45/X52/X52 Pro owners - you'll be able to program your rotaries to issue different keystrokes depending on which direction you move them in. This gets around the issues with banding where if you leave the rotary in a banded position it continually emits that assigned keystroke, as well as making it much easier to use for functions like increasing/decreasing radar range or trim, for example.
5. Hotkey programming. You will now be able to program a button to issue a hotkey command (like Play for media player, for example) should you wish.
Logiciel STT X52
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Hulk of Dover Never before in the fields of human gaming has so much been promised by so few and not been delivered to so many.
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