where did you get the trackball with the depressable ball as thats a feature im not seeing anywhere or if you modified 1 could you let me know which trackball you used or maybe do a video on how you did it
Dude!! Can I pay you to come out and build one of these for me?? I’ll cover everything 🎉 Seriously, I need this in my life. Super Rad Afterimage! Very inspiring.
@@papiezguwniak wouldnt really call it a scam since there is a playable game and as much as it can be buggy sometimes it still looks really cool and fun to play
@@AfterimageFlight and the coffeemaker! A buddy of mine got a 1985 Monte Carlo SS from the junkyard that had a pretty pristine interior but the engine and rest of car was total junk, and built it into the best racing setup I've ever seen. Nothing is more immersive than sitting in an actual car to play a racing game. You could do similar and build an actual ship interior into your game room! If I had the money I totally would
I so much appreciate watching someone have a vision and seeing it through. I can’t imagine the effort and missteps you had to endure before having the project come to fruition. A++
I was considering getting some Joysticks for the game but well this is obviously a whole new level. Utterly amazing! Its great to see all the thought that went into the setup! Must be so fun to use! Awesome :D
This is the kind of setup I have spent my entire gaming life dreaming about (and I've been gaming since gaming started). If I had the money I'd hire you in a heart beat to come build one for me. I also can't believe you don't have a larger following given the amount of time and money you must have put into this beast. Well, you earned a sub from me sir. From an old gamer...Well done...Well done indeed.
Thanks. I built it in 2016 - cost was around $1500 - for anything custom (so seat, frame, cockpit part), not including anything you would by at retail, like the PC, monitor, Joysticks etc.
@@martinortiz3052 i mean the buttons and custom USB modules are pretty cheap online. so its easy to make custom controls. like he said, the most expensive parts are the actual big ticket peripherals.
I really think your HOSASAM with middle stick between legs is the best setup for Star Citizen, if only for the fact that it allow you to have a big mousepad, essential for good fps gameplay.
this setup is absolutely ORGASMIC. Jesus christ the degree of care and sheer obsessiveness is jaw dropping. I would absolutely love to see how this all works internally. Like HOW do you have so many screens working in tandem? showing so many different things?
The screens are basically normal PC screens, just connected to either the video card or Thunderbolt ports on the motherboard. You can see more about how I manage some of it in this video: ruclips.net/video/U2zskuJkduw/видео.html
If u do all the work and u have to buy all the machinery it would cost 2000€ + sticks, throttle, mirrors, keyboards and chair (that u couldnt build at home).
Damn this gotta be one of the most dedicated fanbases out there. Forget steering wheels and pedals for forza, bro built an entire plane cockpit with a wrap around screen to fly fictional spaceships in a videogame.
@@AfterimageFlight Might I ask how did you manage to have the left stick bent that way? Did you ask firectly Virpil to make it custom made or did you do it yourself? And if it is the latter, how hard was it to realize? Because your solution to make a stick behave like a throttle is very interesting and I would like to try it myself
Cool to see how someone develops his own cockpit for a game that's also still in development. Looks awesome dude, what a dedication. Bet you've played and will play many, many hours! Enjoy!
amazing work but how your get the center display show what ship you was flying in game like that???? what software is that ... to be able to accomplish this????
Three questions... 1. Are there any recent updates to your setup? 2. How big is this setup? 3. Since the Constellation Delta is no longer available, would the Alpha-L work?
I'd recommend checking out this video and the rest of the playlist for the setup. It also talks about using the Delta/Alpha in the configuration. ruclips.net/video/WEyMyPt3K0A/видео.html The setup is 46" wide, 36" tall for the top of the dash, and about 60" long. The overhead section extends up about 5 feet.
That's awesome! I love the hud so you can make sure your flying is giving the turret gunner the best kill shots possible. Although I love everything else too. I imagine this must have cost you a fair bit.
Thanks. I built it in 2016 - cost was around $1500 - for anything custom (so seat, frame, cockpit part), not including anything you would by at retail, like the PC, monitor, Joysticks etc.
Hey After Image, your setup is amazing and definitely inspiring. I was hoping you could give me some help with your adapter setup for the left stick, that's the best solution I've seen and would like to implement it myself. Did you buy the parts or make them? I'm hoping to achieve the dream setup.
Im just floored.....I can't imagine the time, passion and funds put into this. Not to mention technical knowledge accrued to achieve this. I would like to do something like this in the future when I own my own home.
That's great and all but could you please turn on the lights so we can get a better look at the cockpit? Lighting conditions to dark to make sense of the design.
''There are many simpits out there , but this one is mine'' Congratulations sir, you've just earned the fastest like & comment on a video ever! (From me that is) I will now watch the video ;)
Thank you for posting this video 🎉. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work 🎉. I love ❤️ what you have accomplished. I would love to use some of your inspiration. To help build my own. I want to build my own Mandalorian Space Ship 🚀. I’m a big STAR ⭐️ WARS Fan.
"But there are starving children in-" ... *throws random bundle of wires at vape-toting, dreadlock-donning, kale-munching virgin* ... "My mom worked for this money! She once volunteered at a middle-school for semi-troubled teens!" This is a really cool rig. Well done. I've seen similar setups cost hundreds to thousands of dollars to rent for training. Keep improving it!
Thanks. I have been improving things over time, if you're interested check out the playlist I have on the pit as well as the gameplay videos that show it in action.
It rotates left and right with the center part inserted, which contacts microswitches on either side of the rotation for left and right direction rotation of the mechanism. This acts as two different digital inputs.
Amazing craftsmanship! Well done! While you have an existing "big target" trackball, consider swapping the mouse for a more ergonomic trackball! Once you get used to them, they're pretty fantastic - saves some nerve pinching too (as I can imagine sitting in this thing for hours at a time).
dude... how long and how much did it take to build and integrate all this in a set-up? I'm looking to start my first "sim-pit" using PVC as a base frame, and working around that. With an old Saitek X45 HOTAS as my initial control unit, while still utilizing M/KB controls outside of the X45 configurations. Seeing this video... I"M LOVING your set-up. I would TRULY love to know more about it... in detail.
.... BRUH.... I FINALLY have a computer that can run Star Citizen properly and am drooling at what HOTAS/HOSAS/Pedals I'm going to have to save up for... and then I see THIS!? Gods, I am SO FRAKKING jealous right now! ROFL! STUNNING set up, man. I hope I can have something like this some day.
Absolutely phenomenal setup! the time and thought that had to go into this looks like it paid off! Do you have a full list of hardware used anywhere? Seriously fantastic job!
this is cool. I had the same idea for a Throttle/Control Stick. But Im gonna go with Chair Mounts so I can just swap the chairs for different games. I just don't have the room and money for a stand alone simpit
Very cool, i just wonder if it makes sense to build this whole sim in anticipation for a game that probably will never release and is currently little more than a tech demo.
How do you stay on top of key mapping? I use Joystick Gremlin and every time anything changes, I lose everything... After a while I realized that I spend more time mapping keybinds over and over in the various titles than I do actually playing. As a result, I've stopped writing macros and advanced functions. If I could force an ID in windows, or use some sort of intermediary pi device to create a stable environment that can simply connect to windows - I might be able to do a pit and iterate on my changes rather than continuously starting over. How do you keep it all working?
Hmm, I'm not sure, the only time anything changes for me if I unplug or plug in new devices. I haven't had to redo bindings for anything unless I make a change like that. Is that what you mean? I also use Joystick Gremlin.
@@project.jericho Windows does some very undesirable things when it comes to device order sometimes. Even between boots it can change which is extremely frustrating when it comes to trying to maintain bindings. Make sure you don’t have any XID devices connected, such as Xbox stuff. That tends to ignore any normal device order. Long story short, there’s a legacy method and a new method that stuff uses to determine the device order. You may have luck with these, however, YMMV and this doesn't work for Star Citizen, it might work for older games. theairtacticalassaultgroup.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13009 JoyID works for older programs. github.com/briankendall/devreorder
Latest Keybinds: ruclips.net/video/EXwLC2blftg/видео.html
Targeting Computer Details: ruclips.net/video/U2zskuJkduw/видео.html
All I can say.. Holy cow!! That's the best sim pit I've ever seen.
where did you get the trackball with the depressable ball as thats a feature im not seeing anywhere or if you modified 1 could you let me know which trackball you used or maybe do a video on how you did it
Dude!! Can I pay you to come out and build one of these for me?? I’ll cover everything 🎉
Seriously, I need this in my life.
Super Rad Afterimage! Very inspiring.
@@toxicslix😅😅😮
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So this dedication is the reason why CIG doesn't run out of money.
This is why they can keep running the scam.
@@papiezguwniak ruclips.net/video/jgYYOUC10aM/видео.html
@@papiezguwniak if its rlly a scam I doubt they would have the money.
@@cadmanfox earth 2, dreamworld, bloodstained, etc.
@@papiezguwniak wouldnt really call it a scam since there is a playable game and as much as it can be buggy sometimes it still looks really cool and fun to play
The manner in which you've adapted / angled the left stick for use as a 'throttle' is pure ingenuity.
This is a crazy creative simpit. You can see how much thought was given to the layout. Is the next tweak a hydraulic actuated capsule! Well done 👍
Now you just need a bed, toilet, mini fridge, and hotplate. When SC comes out you can truly become one with the verse lmao
I knew I forgot something...
@@AfterimageFlight and the coffeemaker! A buddy of mine got a 1985 Monte Carlo SS from the junkyard that had a pretty pristine interior but the engine and rest of car was total junk, and built it into the best racing setup I've ever seen. Nothing is more immersive than sitting in an actual car to play a racing game. You could do similar and build an actual ship interior into your game room!
If I had the money I totally would
@@AfterimageFlight I was gonna say a coffee maker and a panini press... 😂
Tactical catheter. Also bidet is a must
Hey bro he’s trying to be a ship commander, not a trucker
I so much appreciate watching someone have a vision and seeing it through. I can’t imagine the effort and missteps you had to endure before having the project come to fruition. A++
"Luke, you've switched off your targeting computer!"
He's using the force!
With this setup and the analogue control you wouldn't need targeting assist
I can barely afford to get mounts for my joystick/throttle for my desk. And this man is living inside Star Citizen already. Lmao
I was considering getting some Joysticks for the game but well this is obviously a whole new level. Utterly amazing! Its great to see all the thought that went into the setup! Must be so fun to use! Awesome :D
It really is!
This is the kind of setup I have spent my entire gaming life dreaming about (and I've been gaming since gaming started). If I had the money I'd hire you in a heart beat to come build one for me.
I also can't believe you don't have a larger following given the amount of time and money you must have put into this beast. Well, you earned a sub from me sir. From an old gamer...Well done...Well done indeed.
Thanks I'm glad you like it! There's more time and labor in this than money.
Dude this is the coolest thing ive ever seen in my life!
Dude! Totally amazing work you have done here... This really takes immersion to the next level.. Great Job...
This isn't a simpit it's more of a moneypit. I would LOVE to know a ballpark amount you poured into this. It is utterly breathtaking.
Thanks. I built it in 2016 - cost was around $1500 - for anything custom (so seat, frame, cockpit part), not including anything you would by at retail, like the PC, monitor, Joysticks etc.
that’s honestly significantly cheaper than i thought a rig like this would be
@@martinortiz3052 i mean the buttons and custom USB modules are pretty cheap online. so its easy to make custom controls. like he said, the most expensive parts are the actual big ticket peripherals.
@@martinortiz3052 that's just the price of the frame and seat. Probably costed thousands more to complete
@@AfterimageFlight wow! I was expecting much more for 2016! Thank you for the info!
Let me give another compliment on how awesome this simpit is.
The amount of time and effort you put in this is amazing. Great job dude .
Thanks!
@@AfterimageFlight yeah man u killed this
I really think your HOSASAM with middle stick between legs is the best setup for Star Citizen, if only for the fact that it allow you to have a big mousepad, essential for good fps gameplay.
This is nuts man! Excellent work!
Glad you like it!
this setup is absolutely ORGASMIC. Jesus christ the degree of care and sheer obsessiveness is jaw dropping. I would absolutely love to see how this all works internally. Like HOW do you have so many screens working in tandem? showing so many different things?
The screens are basically normal PC screens, just connected to either the video card or Thunderbolt ports on the motherboard.
You can see more about how I manage some of it in this video: ruclips.net/video/U2zskuJkduw/видео.html
The dedication on this is absolutely insane. I hope to run into you in the verse one day.
I appreciate your ingenuity and dedication, but also pray that you can still get a lady to sit on your face from time to time
lol are you stuck in the 90's? Geeking out became cool years ago, and there are plenty of women that are into gaming now...
Oop. We found the cool kid
How could I forget that the path to contentment starts with women sitting on our faces. Silly me
simspirational! Followed the breadcrumbs from here over to the planetside explanation for your display sneakiness. very nice.
This is truly remarkable. I enjoy when my carpentry and IT skill set get to be combined. I very much see those two in this.
Amazing, do you have a price estimate for the total set-up?
probably either this or a house :D
More than you can afford probably
If u do all the work and u have to buy all the machinery it would cost 2000€ + sticks, throttle, mirrors, keyboards and chair (that u couldnt build at home).
Your first born child and a graft of your own liver
I'm going to guesstimate ~$4.5k
HOSAS ~$1k
Materials & Frame $ LED ~$1k
Monitor ~$1k
Chair ~$.5k
Buttons & MDF ~$.5k
Peripherals ~$.5k
I really hope my current love for setups like this sticks long enough for me to build something like this one day.
Aw man! I never knew this amount of configurable control hardware was possible. It's insane! What a fantastic set up, thanks for sharing AF
Glad you like it
I've had 3 different computers and like 6 video cards since Star Citizen was first announced/alpha released.
You win.
Bout to trash my setup and go play shuffle board.
Damn this gotta be one of the most dedicated fanbases out there. Forget steering wheels and pedals for forza, bro built an entire plane cockpit with a wrap around screen to fly fictional spaceships in a videogame.
This is the type of sim build out I’ve been looking for. Looks amazing dude!
always love coming back to watch this! so well built!
Thanks!
It would be so cool to see a detailed tour of this cockpit! I was going to build a similar one, but then I remembered my need for food...and rent....
I'm speechless RN, what an outstanding setup. Very inspiring, well done!
Glad to have inspired you! Thank you!
@@AfterimageFlight Might I ask how did you manage to have the left stick bent that way? Did you ask firectly Virpil to make it custom made or did you do it yourself? And if it is the latter, how hard was it to realize? Because your solution to make a stick behave like a throttle is very interesting and I would like to try it myself
I am turning my old garage into a studio entertainment room and this give me goals for a small corner of the room .
Go for the dream!
I like that it even comes with the “wtf did he just say” air traffic controller potato microphone.
Good. now only thing left is upgrading this constantly for next 30 yrs.
That’s the idea
You really think Star Citizen will be finished in 30 years? Optimist.
@@AardvarkDK by the time SC is finished we will all be doing this for real ...
Who cares how long it takes to be finished?
We already play it and have fun on it.
As much as the game grows, I'm completely fine with it.
@@ironmarshall1963 hey at least if we've played with dual sticks or HOTAS at least we'll already have flight time lol
Cool to see how someone develops his own cockpit for a game that's also still in development. Looks awesome dude, what a dedication. Bet you've played and will play many, many hours! Enjoy!
There are so many words i could use to describe this but i think "Dayum!" pretty much covers it lol. Congrats man!
Awesome sim pit I've been looking at getting into sim and watching some vids on it. Your video truly takes the cake on the subject. Hella impressive!
I marvel at your engineering skills to do this.
Nice one. It's nice to see how to cockpit making took off in 8 past years.
Thanks! This was originally built in 2017, and I've been evolving it ever since.
wow i am so jelly, this is awesome!! that little holo screen is sooo sick, gives me command vehicle vibes from aliens
I noticed that ol G13, the last good gamepad. I love your setup.
I wish they still made them. Glad you like the setup!
I love my Tartarus
Totally impressive simpit..Thanks for the video!!
I like the new name Jag, I went to go look for you and I couldnt find ya! Hope you guys are well!
amazing work but how your get the center display show what ship you was flying in game like that???? what software is that ... to be able to accomplish this????
It is so very impressive.... But it gives me a headache. I would never have the patience for something like this. It is so utterly cool though.
Three questions... 1. Are there any recent updates to your setup? 2. How big is this setup? 3. Since the Constellation Delta is no longer available, would the Alpha-L work?
I'd recommend checking out this video and the rest of the playlist for the setup. It also talks about using the Delta/Alpha in the configuration. ruclips.net/video/WEyMyPt3K0A/видео.html
The setup is 46" wide, 36" tall for the top of the dash, and about 60" long. The overhead section extends up about 5 feet.
wow! awesome setup! yes would love to see it in action!
Thanks. Check out some of the other videos on the channel, there's plenty of action now that this video is a couple years old.
This is absolutely incredible. You are awesome!
jesus this is really on another lvl, really a great job is really amazing !
That's awesome! I love the hud so you can make sure your flying is giving the turret gunner the best kill shots possible. Although I love everything else too. I imagine this must have cost you a fair bit.
Thanks. I built it in 2016 - cost was around $1500 - for anything custom (so seat, frame, cockpit part), not including anything you would by at retail, like the PC, monitor, Joysticks etc.
Hey After Image, your setup is amazing and definitely inspiring. I was hoping you could give me some help with your adapter setup for the left stick, that's the best solution I've seen and would like to implement it myself. Did you buy the parts or make them? I'm hoping to achieve the dream setup.
Here’s the how to. It’s really straightforward. ruclips.net/video/l4bspWtp7bo/видео.html
I bet this would work well with No Man's sky and Elite Dangerous.
No reason why it wouldn't.
The original reviews for NO mans Sky still stand! its a shit game! no one gets a second chance!
@@satanspy well thats stupid
I'm currently in a nms phase and wanted to build a cockpit so bad which is actually how i came to find this video, its brilliant
Dude it would work well with any game on the planet lol
Apart from the sometimes blatantly DIY (gardena hose clamp etc) this is fucking amazing. Good luck perfecting it!
This is crazy insanely cool, wish I had something like this to use to play Star Citizen with
That 45 degree omni-directional throttle idea is brilliant. I'm surprised the market hasn't created something like that to buy already.
Well, as luck would have it, they just teased one.
Dude! Your sim pit is overkill, and I love it!
this is absolutely, stunningly, incredibly awesome and amazing!!!!!
Im just floored.....I can't imagine the time, passion and funds put into this. Not to mention technical knowledge accrued to achieve this. I would like to do something like this in the future when I own my own home.
Glad you like it!
WOW !! just WOW
this simpit is the stuff of dreams , wish i had the knowledge and or the money and space to do this . amazing
Thanks!
This is super sick! Especially the left stick. I'm copying your set up. Be back in a year or two.
That's great and all but could you please turn on the lights so we can get a better look at the cockpit? Lighting conditions to dark to make sense of the design.
Unfortunately this is with the lights on.
Omfg, this is true love. CR better make the dream come true.
Now you just need to bolt the entire setup down and put it into a giant metal cage that can be moved through hydraulics and motors
You must have programming experience. I tip my fedora to you ser. This is among the most elite set ups i have ever seen
''There are many simpits out there , but this one is mine''
Congratulations sir, you've just earned the fastest like & comment on a video ever! (From me that is)
I will now watch the video ;)
Thanks!
I was hard as a rock watching this video. Inappropriate comments aside...you're living the dream. Bravo. You are what I aspire to be!
Thank you for posting this video 🎉. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work 🎉. I love ❤️ what you have accomplished. I would love to use some of your inspiration. To help build my own. I want to build my own Mandalorian Space Ship 🚀. I’m a big STAR ⭐️ WARS Fan.
This is just amazingly awesome. Your work on this deserves to be commended.
This is very nice work. Congrats. I've often dreamed of some way to make MMORPGs (my game type of choice) more immersive.
Being a commercial pilot, who loves Simulator stuff, you have no idea how bad I want a setup like this for SC lol!
You just need the flight suit to go with it. That is absolutely fantastic.!😮
Thanks!
I can't even start to find words how bad I need this lmao
love this
B E A U T I F U L.
Never have i seen a flex that needs so many steds ;)
That setup is badass!
"But there are starving children in-"
...
*throws random bundle of wires at vape-toting, dreadlock-donning, kale-munching virgin*
...
"My mom worked for this money! She once volunteered at a middle-school for semi-troubled teens!"
This is a really cool rig. Well done. I've seen similar setups cost hundreds to thousands of dollars to rent for training. Keep improving it!
Thanks. I have been improving things over time, if you're interested check out the playlist I have on the pit as well as the gameplay videos that show it in action.
Honestly, you should sell that throttle idea to Virpil. It's very clever to making space game thruster directions much more intuitive
It’s pretty easy to convert using existing parts too. ruclips.net/video/l4bspWtp7bo/видео.html
By the time the game comes out this rig will be obsolete..........
Doubtful. Guess you missed the part where he said it was modular and upgradeable?
This is quite literally insane... Insanely awesome!
I can't find your video about the customized axe for the delta anymore?
We haven't moved all the old content over yet, but I think that video will get a remake just to make it nicer. It will be coming soon.
ruclips.net/video/jdNPlyFJnTE/видео.html
Now I just need a full setup for the entire inside of the Andromeda, and I'll be set.
I'm curious about that FTL Matrix you have on the left side. Can you share any details about it? It's construction/wiring/operation?
It rotates left and right with the center part inserted, which contacts microswitches on either side of the rotation for left and right direction rotation of the mechanism. This acts as two different digital inputs.
@@AfterimageFlight That's a really clever solution to creating a fictional high-tech key. Bravo sir.
My dream setup dude, you a real Star Citizen
Wish I had the money for all of this. It's a space sim wet dream!
Lol! and I thought my 49" Monitor and Hotas warthog setup was baller, but this makes my setup look like a Gameboy in comparison....
Incredible video my dude
Appreciate it
Before this I just wanted a steering wheel for GTA 5 racing now I actually have the need to figure out how I'm gonna build it lol
Amazing craftsmanship! Well done! While you have an existing "big target" trackball, consider swapping the mouse for a more ergonomic trackball! Once you get used to them, they're pretty fantastic - saves some nerve pinching too (as I can imagine sitting in this thing for hours at a time).
Do you or are you willing to have specs/blueprints or a DIY How-To for this build?
Daaaaaaang! I’m super jelly haha that must be so much fun!!!!
dude... how long and how much did it take to build and integrate all this in a set-up? I'm looking to start my first "sim-pit" using PVC as a base frame, and working around that. With an old Saitek X45 HOTAS as my initial control unit, while still utilizing M/KB controls outside of the X45 configurations. Seeing this video... I"M LOVING your set-up.
I would TRULY love to know more about it... in detail.
.... BRUH.... I FINALLY have a computer that can run Star Citizen properly and am drooling at what HOTAS/HOSAS/Pedals I'm going to have to save up for... and then I see THIS!? Gods, I am SO FRAKKING jealous right now! ROFL! STUNNING set up, man. I hope I can have something like this some day.
Thanks!
This looks very close to what I have in mind ❤
Damn thats insane.
what i'd really like to know more than anything is where you picked up the skills required to build this thing?
Absolutely phenomenal setup! the time and thought that had to go into this looks like it paid off! Do you have a full list of hardware used anywhere? Seriously fantastic job!
this is cool. I had the same idea for a Throttle/Control Stick. But Im gonna go with Chair Mounts so I can just swap the chairs for different games. I just don't have the room and money for a stand alone simpit
I would love to see a tutorial on how you did the trackball! Your simpit is amazing and gives me inspiration.
Great now my desk is covered in drool. Nice setup.
Very cool, i just wonder if it makes sense to build this whole sim in anticipation for a game that probably will never release and is currently little more than a tech demo.
How do you stay on top of key mapping?
I use Joystick Gremlin and every time anything changes, I lose everything... After a while I realized that I spend more time mapping keybinds over and over in the various titles than I do actually playing. As a result, I've stopped writing macros and advanced functions. If I could force an ID in windows, or use some sort of intermediary pi device to create a stable environment that can simply connect to windows - I might be able to do a pit and iterate on my changes rather than continuously starting over. How do you keep it all working?
Hmm, I'm not sure, the only time anything changes for me if I unplug or plug in new devices. I haven't had to redo bindings for anything unless I make a change like that. Is that what you mean? I also use Joystick Gremlin.
@@AfterimageFlight Hence my problem. I frequently have to unplug and plug new devices... I just wish it wasn't so fragile.
@@project.jericho Windows does some very undesirable things when it comes to device order sometimes. Even between boots it can change which is extremely frustrating when it comes to trying to maintain bindings.
Make sure you don’t have any XID devices connected, such as Xbox stuff. That tends to ignore any normal device order.
Long story short, there’s a legacy method and a new method that stuff uses to determine the device order. You may have luck with these, however, YMMV and this doesn't work for Star Citizen, it might work for older games.
theairtacticalassaultgroup.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13009
JoyID works for older programs.
github.com/briankendall/devreorder