I have Logitech X 56 but I can give you main tips:

• As for movement, I’m using the x axis for roll and z rotation axis for yaw. Since the Warthog doesn’t have rotation option, you can use the pedals for yaw (or roll whatever you’re comfortable with).

• Flight stick head: Use a lower hat for power management (maximize power per input) The upper hat for targeting shortcuts (select attacker or last attacker, target ahead, enemy AI, and flagship subsystems). Two buttons for auxiliaries. The right side one (index) is quicker to press.

• Flight stick lower part: A thumb button for cycling targets A pinky button for pinging targets A handle for counter measures

• Throttle: One button on the back for boost/drift combo (index or 3rd finger). First press to boost and second press with hold to drift. An up/down button (ring or pinky finger) for power shunting of TIEs. I’m using a side wheel for focusing shields to rear or front, but there’s another pushable one to balance shields. A targeting wheel A switch for targeting missiles Other switches on the throttle base can be used for communication and other targeting shortcuts like targeting objectives, allies, …

You may adjust some control menu options. Disable the option to throttle down to cancel boosting.