Wanted to throw this in here in case anyone is interested. Project: https://github.com/muchimi/JoystickGremlinEx Documentation: https://muchimi.github.io/JoystickGremlinEx/ Latest: https://github.com/muchimi/JoystickGremlinEx/releases/tag/test Latest changelog: https://github.com/muchimi/JoystickGremlinEx/tree/develop?tab=readme-ov-file#changelog Check the pre-releases for the latest. Always looking for more testers. If you use the original Gremlin, this is largely an overhaul with a number of new features ranging from quality of life to new actions, behaviors and mechanism particularly suitable for complex simpit mappings for Star Citizen. Cheers, Update 2026.03.05 - m76RC is the latest version that is stable and will move to RC (release candidate) status soon (tm). General Feature Set Designed for home cockpits with a high count of mixed input devices from different manufacturers and mixed controller types Support for network based studio and stage management control systems like Korg, TouchOSC, OpenStage, Stream Deck, Loupe Deck using OSC (and if needed MIDI) protocols to work as game input controllers for axes and buttons and hats. These non-typical control systems easily provide "Game Glass (R)" type experiences and support phones and tablets and networked touch screens, as well as fader / knob / button based media studio systems. Support for multiple concurrent networked GremlinEx instances for remote control Support for complex keyboard combinations, including unusual keys like F13 to F25 and sophisticated trigger based on the latching of multiple and uncommon keys Includes a wide range of mapping functionality, and for more complex/logic based scenarios, user plugins for full python based scripting Support for multiple voices using the Microsoft Text to speech API including playback rates Support for any audio file playback Support for hierarchical modes Support for macros and sequences Support for VJOY and Virtual gamepad (via VIGEM) virtual outputs supporting games that only work with console controllers Sophisticated axis curving options including curving of input axis data and further filtering by individual mappings Gated axis support (splits up an axis into a number of gates and ranges - directional movement aware and multiple triggers / scaling / output options). Internal sorting of devices to your preference (note, this does not change Windows devices but changes how you interact with them within GremlinEx) 64 bit / recent version of Python and Windows support New containers and actions applicable to the most common use cases related to mapping, simplifying the mapping of more difficult scenarios like gated axis and mapping of multi-way hardware switches that do no trigger in some positions Supports modes, states and state expressions High runtime performance Elgato hardware and other hardware platforms supported via Bitfocus and OSC, and additional support for simpit dedicated devices like the Octavi IFR1. Modern, theme-aware, user interface Remote control enhancements M