Right Stick And Left Stick Button mapping on racing wheel

I found one. Chime in if this does not match with what you know.

Xbox One controller layout

Combat

Left Stick - Movement

Right Stick - Aim

Left Stick press - Tactical Power

Right bumper button - Class Mechanic

Right Trigger - At Will 1

Left Trigger - At Will 2

X button - Encounter 1

Y button - Encounter 2

B button - Encounter 3

Left bumper button + X button - Daily 1

Left bumper button + Y button - Daily 2

Left bumper button + B button - Artifact

Non-Combat

Left Stick - Movement

Right Stick - Camera

Right Stick press - AutoRun

A button - Interact

Left menu button - Focus on status

Right menu button - Start menu

D-pad up - Mount

D-pad left - Consumable item 1

D-pad down - Consumable item 2

D-pad right - Consumable item 3

Left bumper button + D-pad up - Map

Left bumper button + D-pad left - Inventory

Left bumper button + D-pad down - Chat

Left bumper button + D-pad right - Invocation

Left bumper button + A button - Jump

Hi Beau,

I don't think it's possible at this moment to map the right or left sticks to assign them to specific buttons. What you can do is map clicking in the right stick into press Right Trigger. But the only customization with the sticks are swapping the left and the right, or inverting the Y axis.

I don't personally own the adaptive controller, but trying these settings with the Elite Series 2 controller does not allow me to do so. If there are any more questions, please let me know.

-Hayabusa

Yep.

Open the Xbox Accessories app, click your Elite controller, and head to button mapping. Choose the "Left Stick Click" or "Right Stick Click" as the button to map, and map it to "Unmapped." - it's the last option in the list. That will make it so the click
does nothing. You might want to also map that function to one of the paddles in the back if it's a command you need in game.

I was thinking that the left analogue stick would be better if it did *not* move up or down. Left and right only like steering wheels.

I can't be sure but I think catching the diagonals when steering at high speeds on corners is slightly worse than moving perfectly left or right.

Obviously the computer code will have to filter the unwanted up and down inputs or react to them somehow. Ideally they shouldn't be there.

Hopefully someone makes this dedicated racing controller to make racing better without having to spend big on steering wheel and pedals.

The controller is only designed to have controller functions remapped to the paddles. For instance I remapped left stick down to the left front paddle and same with right stick down. I never have to push down on a stick while also doing something. I
do not believe there is every any mention of mapping function that are not done on the controller to the paddles/buttons. You can have two different mappings and switch between them with a switch if you for instance want one mapping for regular flight and
a different mapping for landing etc.