The infinite money glitch is in the following video: In the following video you can see the round trip, including the final purchase of the Kaamo Club with 30 million credits and 50 Buskat.Īfter purchasing the Kaamo Club space station, then you can use a glitch in the game to get infinite money to buy all the upgrade and ships. You are able to have enough to purchase the Kaamo Club space station by just selling these and on return trip Implants. They are very expensive, but very worthwhile. One way to make a lot of credit (money) in the game is to sell Organs or Vassk Organs. You can see it in this video upgraded to the max by visiting the Kaamo Club lounge. Get this crap in gear people, joystick axis remapping is easy.The most powerful ship (before getting the Kaamo Club space station) in the game is the Dark Angel. Moreover, I strongly suspect that they do not even check what joystick it is coming from because using my 2nd pad's sticks in-game is as if I am using my 1st pad's sticks, BUT the buttons not. What the dev's did not realize is that most (cheap) controllers have the right stick do Z and Rz, and not in a consistent way (sometimes Z is left/right, sometimes it is Rz). My guess is that GoF2 uses DInput for input and uses the fields Rx and Ry for the right stick position. ini file and requiring a 3rd party program to just use my pad correctly is insane. futzing with DeadZone and Sensitivity does not seem to force it to disable. Heck I'd be happy to have an option to say it only uses XInput and then use to be able to use my gamepad as I want.Ī simple quick fix would be to use xpadder, but that does not work for Galaxy on Fire because there is no way to turn off using an axis, so even having an axis direction make a key press/key release, it still fails because there is no option to disable a joystick axis.Īttempting to handle the GoF2.ini file is a mess too: it stores some kind of Windows Device ID for the command together with just a number, that number gets it meaning from within the Galaxy on Fire 2 install directory file DirectMapping.ini. At 10 Euros even on sale, this is a disgrace. I admit that interface assumes a fixed joystick has no more than 6-axis, but there are very few sticks that have more than 4 even.īut regardless, weather using DInput or whatever please get this remapping of axis correct. To crap it all off, it is not even hard to do! SDL uses the ancient barbaric interface of Win32 MultiMedia Joystick! Go look in src/joystick/win32/SDL_mmjoystick.c and there it is everything you want to read from most input peripherals, at less than four hundred lines of C code. To give an idea of how bad Galaxy On Fire 2's joy stick jazz is, just compare it to Descent2 of a long, long time ago (and any of it's modern ports).

In game Joystick remapping is something that has been doable and easy to do for over 15 years, even in the dark days of DOS. It can be used for one of them only even though the hat has 4 distinct directions (the same directions as a d-pad). Which is just nuts.Ģ) Attempting to use the Hat utterly fails for use for the Autopilot, Wingman, Khador and Action menus.

Here goes:Ĭontrol Panel -> Game Controllers gives that the controller has the following:ġ) I can remap and use the buttons with no issuesĢ) The left stick is correctly used for left, right, down and upġ) The right stick does weird things: left and right on the stick does BOTH throttle and rotate. I have one of those cheap-ish PS2 like controllers and I am having a REALLY hard time getting it to work well with Galaxy on Fire 2.

Galaxy on fire 2 help