Choppy head movements in FS9

[Guest Werd]

Hi!Sorry for my english :( I have both FS9 and FSX on my computer. The problem is the joystick axes in FS9 arent smooth enough. Let me explain. Even though I have a Saitek Aviator stick I still prefer to use an old Logitech Dual Action Gamepad (it looks like this http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/3637/lo...ongamepid0.gif). I assigned the head movements to the right "stick", it's not as good as Trackir but still very usefull. (totally awesome in my opinion to be honest! :D)So in FSX head movements are perfectly smooth, it's a real pleasure to look arround. In FS9 it's "choppy". Is there a way to "smoothen" or filter them so the joystick behavior is like in FSX?Thanks!

[Guest rekhraj]

maybe the problem is with ur fs9 program...because hardwares usually work the same for any softwares....so try reducing ur fs9 scenery details....and frame rates

[Guest RonB49]

Hi!Sorry for my english :( I have both FS9 and FSX on my computer. The problem is the joystick axes in FS9 arent smooth enough. Let me explain. Even though I have a Saitek Aviator stick I still prefer to use an old Logitech Dual Action Gamepad (it looks like this http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/3637/lo...ongamepid0.gif). I assigned the head movements to the right "stick", it's not as good as Trackir but still very usefull. (totally awesome in my opinion to be honest! :D)So in FSX head movements are perfectly smooth, it's a real pleasure to look arround. In FS9 it's "choppy". Is there a way to "smoothen" or filter them so the joystick behavior is like in FSX?Thanks!

You'll find a Pan Rate variable in the FS9.cfg file. You might try different values in that variable to see if you get a smoother look. Of course make a backup of FS9.cfg before you start. R-