How to map EVA Move forward/back and left/right to a joystick analog axis?

[glaucoh]

EVA with RCS on works just fine, as I set "Translate Forward/Back" and "Translate Left/Right" to work with my joystick analog axis. But I can't find a way to set "Move Forward", "Move Back", "Move Left" and "Move Right". KSP does not recognize anything but buttons. Is there a setting such as axis_EVA_forward in settings.cfg?

Thanks.

Edited April 22, 2013 by glaucoh

[sal_vager]

It's got to be one of these:

axis_EVA_translate_x

{

name = None

id = None

inv = False

sensitivity = 1

deadzone = 0

scale = 1

switchState = Any

}

axis_EVA_translate_y

{

name = None

id = None

inv = False

sensitivity = 1

deadzone = 0

scale = 1

switchState = Any

}

axis_EVA_translate_z

{

name = None

id = None

inv = False

sensitivity = 1

deadzone = 0

scale = 1

switchState = Any

}

[glaucoh]

Thank you for your answer, but I've already tried that with no luck. Those entries allow me to control the character when I activate the RCS, but I can't move him around or climb a ladder, for example. These are the entries that I need to assign to an axis:

EVA_forward
{
	primary = W
	secondary = None
	switchState = Any
}
EVA_back
{
	primary = S
	secondary = None
	switchState = Any
}
EVA_left
{
	primary = A
	secondary = None
	switchState = Any
}
EVA_right
{
	primary = D
	secondary = None
	switchState = Any
}

[sal_vager]

In the Settings screen, Input page, in the Character section, there are bindings on the right hand pane for translating the Kerbal in various directions.

These appear to be the only controls available and if they are RCS only then I do not see how you would assign a joystick axis to the Kerbals walking.

This may just be a limitation of the controls within KSP, but it does look like you are out of luck, unless anyone else has a idea?.

[glaucoh]

You are probably right, looks like a limitation. I still can use the keyboard to control the kerbals in EVA and use the joystick to everything else, I just didn't want to, but no big deal at all. Hopefully they will implement more control customizations in the future. Thanks.