With so many actions and controls and bindings in Star Citizen and with changes still happening with each release I often find it difficult to keep up or remember it all. So I've put together a web app to help visualize and share Star Citizen control profiles: https://starizen.org/ I've got all of the default control profiles included in Star Citizen to help people make sense of the out-of-the-box bindings. Or, once you get your controls set up like you want you can export the control profile from Star Citizen and upload the XML to get custom diagrams generated. So far there are diagrams for 22 joysticks, 1 steering wheel and even 1 head-tracker (EDTracker Pro) and I'm adding more each week as people upload profiles with new controllers. Keep in mind that if you're the first person to upload a profile with a controller I haven't seen before, we'll need to add a diagram for it, so you'll get a generic joystick diagram at first. The diagram controls/call-outs are dynamic and you can include/exclude different action categories as you want. The diagrams can be exported as high-resolution images too. Once you've uploaded your profile you can share it with others which allows them to view the profile and download the XML so they can use it in Star Citizen. There's a link to a discord server on the site where you can ask questions or offer suggestions. UPDATES: 10/16/2019 - I've now updated to the Star Citizen 3.7 Profile and added an error icon for profiles that have missing actions (generally this would be a profile exported from an older version of Star Citizen where an action has been renamed/removed between the old version and current). Next on my todo list is to find a good way to display all of the action changes between different versions of SC, hopefully this would help people maintain their control profiles by knowing exactly which actions changed. I've also added slider support and improved axes / sliders so the marker makes it obvious which movement corresponds to the axis/slider. Below is one of the exported diagrams for my X52 Pro, then a screenshot of some of the keyboard bindings along with the action category filters. You can find the high-res x52 pro diagram here: https://imgur.com/gallery/TcjoqWC