The central GameGlass Flight screen for Star Citizen. Therefore the program is currently not able to read out a status like it is possible in the version for Elite: Dangerous. toggle switches like light on/off) in a way that the current status would be visible.Īccording to GameGlass this is due to limitations caused by the lack of access to a Star Citizen API. But there is room for improvement: Unfortunately, the button isn’t highlighted in toggle switches (i.e.
The implementation is fast and direct, significant latencies or even double inputs couldn’t be detected in our test. A Quantum Jump can only be started once a destination has been selected and the drive has been charged.Įach touch of a screen key is confirmed via audio feedback. However, the corresponding preconditions must be given in each case. This way the Quantum journey starts simply and comfortably. The GameGlass interface instead shows two buttons in the center of the screen: This eliminates the need to memorize keyboard commands, such as “B” for Quantum Drive, followed by holding down “B” for a while to trigger Quantum Jump. Similar to the MFDs in the game, you see the labeled buttons on the tablet or smartphone display and can select them directly. This is where GameGlass steps in with an intuitive user interface. What can GameGlass do for Star Citizen and how do you set it up? Is it a smart investment - and do we have to pay anything at all? I clarify this in my GameGlass Test / Guide. This also works with Star Citizen and ideally the space simulation even recognizes the commands of the app directly.
The application on the SmartDevice and Windows 10, connect both via an GameGlass, a provider of control programs that are operated on a reproductions of complete cockpits including real Multi Function Displays (MFDs). for Thrustmaster Warthog) and voice controls, as well as equipment for SimPits, i.e. These include extensions for joystick/HOTAS systems (e.g. For complex simulations, there are more and more companies that create their own apps and even hardware.
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