I am using a Thrustmaster T-FlightStick X (1) and trying to play a game that is a flight simulator. The game doesn't use all of my joystick so I have been using AntiMicro which I hear is getting replaced with AntiMicroX. It has been working fine for most of my joystick except one.
The problem: The joypad has a slider control called the throttle at the base which is meant to control speed on the craft you are playing, full on would mean max speed, half would mean half speed, and full off would mean no speed. The games I play don't always recognize the throttle but they have two buttons for increasing and decreasing speed. I don't know how to assign them without Antimicro thinking either one button is always on or the other button is always on. This means if my throttle is only one for a minimum setting instead of minimum speed I get max speed, if my throttle is on the opposite direction instead of less speed I get no speed.
I posted this at the AntiMicro Forum? I don't know what else to call it. And someone suggested I post it here. He had an idea for a solution.
The solution: I am quoting them since I only know enough of what they are saying to understand, not repeat...
"So, regarding the feature request: I suggest you make a feature request on th AntiMicroX repo (https://GitHub.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox/issues your post to something like "[Feature Request] Multiple triggers for analog inputs". Then, please please follow the template, as it makes understanding your feature request a thousand times easier to understand.

So, what you want are a variable number of trigger events (as many as there are throttle graduations) based on the analog value, with different keys for if the value rises above or falls below the threshold.

Since you can set the button press time within AntiMicroX, you'd have to work out the timing (e.g. how long it takes to go from 0% throttle to 100% throttle)."