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Config File for Joystick Deadzone?

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Hi,

 

after installing the (very good) update we can't configuire joystick sensitivity and deadzones anymore. In my case I have a cheap joystick where I really have to have a 5 % deadzone, otherwise I keep turning all the time.

Is there a config file where I can enter deadzone data manually?

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15 minutes ago, crimplene said:

Hi,

 

after installing the (very good) update we can't configuire joystick sensitivity and deadzones anymore. In my case I have a cheap joystick where I really have to have a 5 % deadzone, otherwise I keep turning all the time.

Is there a config file where I can enter deadzone data manually?

Found this in the tips & tricks section - it may help.

Haven't tried it myself, so can't comment...

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Thx, garydpoole! This didn't help though. 🙂 But I fiddeled with the joystick calibration until it more or less worked (for now).

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You can also use FSUIPC7 beta to reduce the sensitivity.


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Does anyone know the name of the configuration file and the path in which the data is stored?


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maybe this?

As a turnaround:

I’ve edited directly the file containing the Xbox settings
The file is located in:
AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\SystemAppData\wgs

There’s a folder with a lot of numbers.
In this folder, several subfolders with numbers.
In those, there are files with name containing numbers. One of them is a XML file containing all the settings in text.
Find the file, inside, you’ll find a section for the X, Y, rX, rY axis settings:

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Edit the AxisSensitivity and AxisDeadZone to match your previous preferences

 
 
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1 hour ago, wim123 said:

maybe this?

...

 

 

Thank you very much! I would never have found that file by myself. 🙂

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Did everyone sensitivity settings get reverted back to default or were they kept and we just can’t access the settings anymore? If they were kept, that’s good.


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3 hours ago, wim123 said:

maybe this?

As a turnaround:

I’ve edited directly the file containing the Xbox settings
The file is located in:
AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\SystemAppData\wgs

There’s a folder with a lot of numbers.
In this folder, several subfolders with numbers.
In those, there are files with name containing numbers. One of them is a XML file containing all the settings in text.
Find the file, inside, you’ll find a section for the X, Y, rX, rY axis settings:

image

Edit the AxisSensitivity and AxisDeadZone to match your previous preferences

 

 

Good lordy.... When in the ever loving heck was MS thinking with this random number generator as a file and folder format? 

Thanks, I eventually found the right file.. My X-Box Elite 2 will randomly have the sensitivities reset. Now I can enjoy somewhat normal flight again! 


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