Hello All.

 

I have a question and maybe an issue.

I use a Saitek Pro Flight Yoke and use Xplane and Zibo.

Both are fully updated.

My question is: 

The yoke have a 45 degrees movement for Roll axis.

when I roll the yoke for left or right, the yoke on Zibo also goes 45 degrees, as we can see on the Img1 below.

But when I move the aircraft yoke with the mouse, we can see that it rolls 90 degrees.

so the question is: when I use the yoke, even if I turn 45 degrees, the aircraft recognize it as 90 degrees, even if the animation shows only 45?

Or 

I have an issue where the aircraft only moves 45 degrees and I have a lack of movement?

if the situation is the second one, is there a way to solve this?

 

Img1

 

 

img 2

 

Thank you so much for everyone that see this post and maybe can help me

48 minutes ago, DiegoUmbelino said:

Hello All.

 

I have a question and maybe an issue.

I use a Saitek Pro Flight Yoke and use Xplane and Zibo.

Both are fully updated.

My question is: 

The yoke have a 45 degrees movement for Roll axis.

when I roll the yoke for left or right, the yoke on Zibo also goes 45 degrees, as we can see on the Img1 below.

But when I move the aircraft yoke with the mouse, we can see that it rolls 90 degrees.

so the question is: when I use the yoke, even if I turn 45 degrees, the aircraft recognize it as 90 degrees, even if the animation shows only 45?

Or 

I have an issue where the aircraft only moves 45 degrees and I have a lack of movement?

if the situation is the second one, is there a way to solve this?

 

Img1

 

 

img 2

 

Thank you so much for everyone that see this post and maybe can help me

Edit:

I enabled the Output data and saw that is an issue. the yoke don't move all the way.

 

on calibration, the yoke works fine but for some reason, on the airplane, the yoke only move 1/3 of the total.

 

Is there a way to fix it?

You don't have to quote yourself just to a a tidbit more info!

Go and tune the response curves for the yoke in the GUI menu for that. You can see how the yoke (joystick) moves and the way that the X-Plane controls will respond in that graphical representation.

It is also possible to "tweak and tune" this response curve to your liking, add a deadzone, etc.

Cheers, Jan

 

20 hours ago, charliearon said:

You don't have to quote yourself just to a a tidbit more info!

Sorry, I didn't found the edit button.. maybe because the post was not accepted yet.. sorry again for this situation

 

14 hours ago, Janov said:

Go and tune the response curves for the yoke in the GUI menu for that. You can see how the yoke (joystick) moves and the way that the X-Plane controls will respond in that graphical representation.

It is also possible to "tweak and tune" this response curve to your liking, add a deadzone, etc.

Cheers, Jan

 

I checked the curve and it's working fine.
On my second post I posted the image testing on the cessna. the yoke goes to 1.000.

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