Thrustmaster T.16000m Joystick to Xbox adaptive controller

I have the Thrustmaster T.16000M Joystick / TWCS Throttle package. Here is what I discovered in response to your question.

If you go into Controls, highlight your controller , then on the left side, under FILTER, select ALL. Above that in the search box put in MIXTURE (or whatever it is you are wanted to bind to your controller) , click on the magnifying glass and you should
get a whole boatload of mixture settings. I just selected the last one, SET BEST MIXTURE, to my T.16000M slider (Formerly my throttle control).

Hope that answers you question.

Hi Brad,

thank you very much for the reply, and I'm sorry to keep bothering you I just need to make sure before I order some stuff.

So I should be able to use most joysticks with a USB 2.0 output? Like would the Thrustmaster T.16000M work? Sorry I can't really use the xbox accessories since they're not available in the UK.

I suppose my main question was (other than the compatibility) how programmable would the controls be? Like what was asked in another thread by mark-reynolds titled "Xbox adaptive controller and Logitech Extreme 3d programmability???" (sorry for some reason
I'm having some difficulty posting the link)Would I be able to program it so he could use the hat switch (the little joystick at the top of the joystick) to look around while he uses the joystick to move?

Thanks again,
Luke

As has been discussed in this thread, the Logitech Extreme 3D Joystick does not work with the XBox Adaptive Controller in the real world. The Microsoft website that says they work together is misinformation.

Microsoft will not help you. They have not had anyone working on the XBox Adaptive Controller project for 4 years. They use the same video clips from 4 years ago every time they include the XBox Adaptive Controller in public relations announcements. Microsoft is done investing anything in this product, which is sad, but it is still more than Sony or Nintendo have ever done, and the XBox Adaptive Controller can be made to work if you do a bit of trial and error on your own and don't listen to the misinformation coming from Microsoft.

I suggest you return your Logitech Extreme 3D Joystick for a refund and buy a Thrustmaster USB Joystick instead. The last time I tested the Thrustmaster USB Joystick with the XBox Adaptive Controller, they did work together in the real world. (I last tested the configuration that I am recommending a couple of months ago.)

Thank you for the response. Disappointing though it may be. It’s listed under “Store-Accessories-Scroll to bottom of page” in the store on the Xbox One console. Thats why I was confused.

If you look at the compatibility ratings on all the flightsticks on Thrustmasters own website you will find it is not compatible.

The only flightstick they show as compatible with the Xbox One is the T.Flight HOTAS which also has compatible rudder pedals too.

I use these on my own Xbox One for Elite Dangerous and Ace Combat.

http://www.thrustmaster.com/products/categories/joysticks-0