Why doesn't KSP recognize my NES controller?

[Draconiator]

Oh, I should say that it's hooked up to the computer with one of [URL="https://jet.com/product/detail/f180b4022f9d44aaa27153b04bfa2a48?jcmp=pla:ggl:cwin_electronics_a3:video_game_console_accessories_a3_other:na:na:na:na:na:2&code=PLA15&k_clickid=60ae4b8b-ff18-43d8-a2a4-9208403ddd13&gclid=CjwKEAiAmqayBRDLgsfGiMmkxT0SJADHFUhPZwnCavE2Ri6eAetzh52rDRmC_D8o39d67PDroKfmbxoCY2bw_wcB"]these things[/URL]. It should have gamepad support too....

[X9Squared]

Check the drivers or whatever you use to control those things (IDK), because it might not only be the KSP, it might be your computer.

[Venusgate]

On a less helpful note.... how does an NES controller handle roll control?

[Streetwind]

You'd probably map pitch and roll, and ditch yaw - at least for planes. Which I assume is the plan, since planes are more the "fly for fun" kind of thing than rockets, which are more utilitarian vehicles.

[cantab]

I would say the problems at the OS oe driver level. KSP will support any standard controller.

But a NES pad? That's really barebones. I guess you'll have pitch, yaw, throttle up, throttle down, and stage.