Barrykensett
12-16-2014, 06:28 AM
I have dual joysticks in my home cockpit which I can set up and calibrate in FSUIPC.
For reasons I don't fully understand the handling of the aircraft is not good; if I fly FSX on the desktop with one joystick it is pretty smooth. In the cockpit however it has always been twitchy. I think one of the reasons is that there is interference between the two axes. If I disconnect one stick things improve but still not good. In similar vein I find that the steering tiller inputs are dreadful unless I disconnect one wheel and even then control is not smooth.
I have tried amending slopes, I also set the minimum delta to give a null zone and I always cycle the sticks before use, I have even tried changing effectiveness in the cfg file.
The only time I got smooth control was in the dark ages using FS9 and FS Communicator, the latter will not work with P3D.
Has anybody anything to share on this topic?
Barry
www.a320sim.com
For reasons I don't fully understand the handling of the aircraft is not good; if I fly FSX on the desktop with one joystick it is pretty smooth. In the cockpit however it has always been twitchy. I think one of the reasons is that there is interference between the two axes. If I disconnect one stick things improve but still not good. In similar vein I find that the steering tiller inputs are dreadful unless I disconnect one wheel and even then control is not smooth.
I have tried amending slopes, I also set the minimum delta to give a null zone and I always cycle the sticks before use, I have even tried changing effectiveness in the cfg file.
The only time I got smooth control was in the dark ages using FS9 and FS Communicator, the latter will not work with P3D.
Has anybody anything to share on this topic?
Barry
www.a320sim.com