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As you have seen, live view can invert the images so you can see a positive, but that is only for live view display. ControlMyNikon cannot invert the final captured image. You'll need to do that in an external image editor.

The D780 is now supported in the latest version.

This sound like it is caused by using the wrong live view focus mode on the body. You can set this on the body LCD menu. Basically you don't want it to autofocus when you capture an image. You can test this by unplugging the USB cable and putting the lens cap on and then turning on live view. Try to...

This inquiry was addressed via email, but here is the reply (these are good questions): >>May I include your driver in our program and deploy it? Yes (see licensing info) >>Can I get technical support (QA) when there is a problem during development? Yes (dev inquiries were answered promptly) >>How l...

This has been replied via email, but to add here: This is indeed a bug and will be fixed in the next version.

FPS like Fortnite that allow WASD for movement/strafing and mouse-based turning are not really possible in CMJ, at least not with acceptable results. Jumping is also a problem with no real solution from the controller as the buttons are difficult to press. I have tried using z-axis digital WASD trig...

We'll try to add Compact support for the next version. This issue persists with the current version.

The voice wildcards are a good idea, but we don't have any plans to add this feature. Maybe if we have more requests for this we'll revisit it. >> I can't tell CMJ to always listen to the VR helmet microphone. Is there an option to force it anyway? Your solution of starting CMJ after switching to VR...

This may be possible in the most recent version of CMJ as you can now map joystick inputs, apply a curve, and then send it to the CMJ joystick output. Being able to apply a curve to a Virpil controller, and then have that curve used in a game that you set an axis to map to the real Virpil axis (not ...

We'll update the tutorial to indicate that Wordpad is preferable.

I'm not sure if it is available for windows, but we are not considering adding eye tracking support yet.

Although I have not tried it, it is likely that the Swiftpoint z doesn't provide a Joystick HID interface, so CMJ cannot read all the data from it. It is unlikely that the Swiftpoint z will be supported in CMJ in the future.

This is an interesting suggestion. I can see it would be useful, but the game would need to support this as well and I haven't seen any that allow for this. Does FS2020 allow for this?

I haven't really tested CMJ in combination with editing the .xml manually or with the 3dconnexion editor. My thoughts during developing CMJ was - 'who needs the LCD display, really?' I may need to revisit this and support custom labels for the LCD screen in a future version of CMJ. As for the overwr...

Is Windows actually touching the controlmyjoystick.xml file in that folder? I can see that adding write protection to this file on the installation would be helpful. I would suspect that when you run the 3dconnexion profile editor applet and change something, it overwrites the controlmyjoystick.xml ...

This isn't currently possible in ControlMyJoystick, but I have thought - a lot - about this exact scenario. In my usual game of Elite:Dangerous, I'm jumped and need to do a ton of ship reconfiguration, including the ability to do a perfect 180 pitch movement after a head-on pass. So for an upcoming ...

I have been trying to undo the Notepad mentions in the help and website in favor of Wordpad. Did you see Notepad mentioned in the tutorial profiles?

If there are IPTC tags defined in the ControlMyNikon Preferences screen, or by using the Batch workflow, or in the View/Metadata tab, it will inserted into the IPTC tags in .jpg files, and within the IPTC in .nef .xmp files.

The .xmp is created only if you have added IPTC tags in ControlMyNikon, otherwise it will not be created. Best to give the trial a go and see this in action.

This can be accomplished by going to the CMJ Output tab and dbl-click on the RZ= axis and selecting [DxWare].Tx.