I down loaded f18 carrier landing to my "I MAC" computer can I use a joy stick also I have OS mountain loin program the down version is 5.5 from Rortos
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It may not work with an Apple product...the joystick is a Microsoft product...they (Microsoft & Apple) don't play together!
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it will work on macs, i got euro truck sim to work. all u have to do is download wineskin and it will open the windows 7 file
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I use mine with OS X Yosemite 10.10.5, and it works great if you install Logitech's OS X-specific gaming software. This has allowed me to adjust the DPI and program all 11 buttons. Even the surface tuning works. Note: Based on a suggestion I read elsewhere, I store the profiles on the computer rather than the mouse ("Automatic Game Detection" rather than "On-Board Memory"); I've been told this works better with a Mac (On-Board Memory may work just as well, but I've not tried it).
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Yes with some hacking. Arari has their arcade pack... from iTunes store... the stick is a bit slow in response though... Just saying... I would wait for apple to get a sanctioned joystick, there is one in the works coming soon so save your pennys and wait a bit. This was aimed for hackers to play all the games.
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Wile I didn't come across any programs/Apps that were non Flight Simulator related that didn't function properly. I wouldn't rule it out for your MacBook.
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Works for me! I use it with a ThrustMaster X-Fighter.Edit (May 2015):However, because OS X provides no calibrator, any joystick becomes useless unless you virtualize Windows/Linux (which have calibrators) with something like Parallels/VMWare Fusion. If only the Rockfire unit came with installable drivers containing a calibrator like the Xbox 360 controller does. Unfortunately, they have not been maintaining/supporting the product at all.
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Bought mine when I had Mavericks. Just upgraded to Yosemite. Worked great with both systems.
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I suppose that if you buy it, you know what's it's for, that is to use with a plane simulator (the Joystick is used for pitch and roll control, and pedals for rudder/yaw control); Depending of what sort of sim. software you use, settings for this devise is generaly in the same control panel than the joystick one. On Windows you'll perhaps need to installe the drivers for it (for Mac nothing to do, as usual, it runs)
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As long as your operating system is a Windows or a Mac you are good. Latest firmwares are at: http://www.j5create.com/support.html#dockingstations
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yes and no. They recommend buying the wired one and downloading this driver to make it work. http://tattiebogle.net/index.php/ProjectRoot/Xbox360Controller/OsxDriver then buying an app that allows you to map the buttons. I use Joystick Mapper. But I found that a lot of games on steam that says controller support for windows, I had a hard time getting it to work for mac. A lot of trying to figure out what the buttons are, then mapping them.
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With some searching and downloading of usb software it will work some what. Best bet is to go with Original IKARUS RC Flight Controller with USB plug for flight simulator aerofly since that is about the only sim to get for apple products.
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I've never played with those games, but I can't see why not. I've used the joystick with other flight simulators without any problems.
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I have not tried this on Yosemite yet. But i have had. No luck with this on the mac period to contact surport.with no luck. So I just gave up.
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I never tried it on MAC. However considering that a PC mouse works perfectly fine on a Mac too, there shouldn't be an issue. Flight simulator designers will be crazy if they don't programme the software to work with joysticks!
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To be perfectly honest, I don't think this KIRFy thing will ever play nice with OSX. After trying three or four different mapping programs to get me some TF2 on my new Mac, I ended up just throwing boot camp with windows 7 on it and playing everything from there. It's not my ideal solution, but I just didn't feel like it was worth any more of my time to try and to get it working properly with all of that Cupertino wizardry.
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Here are 3rd party programs to get any of your controllers to workMac - Joystick Mapper (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/joystick-mapper/id528183797)PC - Antimicro (https://github.com/Ryochan7/antimicro/releases)Hope This Helps - Ethan
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Yes, It works fine. I installed a rs232 driver to use with USB port and It works excellent. I am using EasyGPS program in Win and LoadMyTracks program in Mac.