34 minutes ago, Slides said:

Which settings are those? Not totally clear from the screenshot

Look at my answer above. 

47 minutes ago, Slides said:

Which settings are those? Not totally clear from the screenshot

I just left these 3 commands: https://prnt.sc/u2iz1g

I'm having some issues also using a Saitek X52 it goes from one extreme to another. 

I have to use alot of joystick for take off which then results in a massive pitch. 

Would this be more of a deadzone setting? 

@Flight_Bandit_ Usually an X52 is calibrated correctly after connecting it, but who knows maybe it's not. Maybe you could follow the steps depicted here to see if it helps:

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/how-to-calibrate-your-joystick-yoke/129335

Edited August 20, 20205 yr by RudyB24

The nice thing about the CH HOTAS is that you can set (either or both): the response curve and the overall travel limit. Anywhere from 0 to 100. The "overall limit": adjustment means if you pull the stick all the way over to the right it will only move the surfaces 1/2 of the normal travel if set to 50.  On the other hand, the response curve does not limit travel, but just changes the response from linear to logrythmic to reduce twitchiness but keeps full travel.

Once you get both adjustments where you want you save that controller map. You can save a different map for each plane if you want. These adjustments are done outside the simulator and a given map works in any simulation. You can setup 6 or 7 controller sensitivity maps and use any of them with one mouse click in any simulation

Edited August 20, 20205 yr by Fielder

2 hours ago, RudyB24 said:

@Flight_Bandit_ Usually an X52 is calibrated correctly after connecting it, but who knows maybe it's not. Maybe you could follow the steps depicted here to see if it helps:

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/how-to-calibrate-your-joystick-yoke/129335

Thank you Rudy. Very helpful. 

 

6 hours ago, Flight_Bandit_ said:

Thank you Rudy. Very helpful

Did it solve the issue, or is something else causing it?

17 hours ago, RudyB24 said:

Did it solve the issue, or is something else causing it?

Very useful Rudy thanks again. 

I also reverted back to my standard settings in within my Saitek settings which I had changed for Aerofly. 

Appreciate the help. 

I believe that the user should indeed have a way of calibrating them the input/output of the controls, specially knowing that many of the aerodynamics responses to pilotage are *exponential*. One example of this is the fact that the power required vs the power available variation with velocity in a propeller driven aircraft is *not* linear.

 For more on this, please consult:

https://nptel.ac.in/content/storage2/courses/101104007/Module2/Lec7.pdf