XP-11 C172 Nose Wheel unresponsive

[ncngrr 8]

Virtual-Fly rudder pedals have no effect on C172 nosewheel steering while on the ground.  Pedals do produce yaw effect while plane is in the air.

I'm new to X-Plane, so I'm confident i've done something wrong.  I enabled the XP-11 Data Output and verified the rudder inputs (per the troubleshooting article); of course, I expected that to work just fine since the plane behaves correctly to pedal inputs while airborne.

Thoughts?

Thanks.

[PIPER042 5]

Not familiar Virtual fly. Go to settings on x plane, open joystick and you maybe able to assign steering. You may try setting to default values.

[ncngrr 8]

Thanks for the reply! 

Unless I'm missing something, I seem to be able to assign only one function to an axis at a time (which seems correct to me anyway).  I tried both default settings (XPlane recognizes the rudder pedals) and I tried manually assigning the yaw function.  Yaw is the correct function for rudder pedals... right?!?

 

[Murmur 3,944]

Apparently you're doing everything correctly.

Do you have turn control with pedals when taxing on the ground?

[mSparks 2,094]

doesnt the 172 nosewheel only change direction when you are moving a bit

Is it not getting that far?

[ncngrr 8]

I do not have turning control using my pedals while taxiing on the ground.  Thanks.

[Murmur 3,944]

5 hours ago, ncngrr said:

I do not have turning control using my pedals while taxiing on the ground.  Thanks.

Try showing these 5 data output on screen, and note their values with pedals centered / pedals at max deflection.

 

[mjrhealth 827]

14 hours ago, ncngrr said:

Thanks for the reply! 

Unless I'm missing something, I seem to be able to assign only one function to an axis at a time (which seems correct to me anyway).  I tried both default settings (XPlane recognizes the rudder pedals) and I tried manually assigning the yaw function.  Yaw is the correct function for rudder pedals... right?!?

 

If you have a twist joystick. good chance yaw is assigned to the joystick

[ncngrr 8]

2 hours ago, mjrhealth said:

If you have a twist joystick. good chance yaw is assigned to the joystick

I have no joystick.  Is there an easy way to see all assignments across all devices?  I can check for yaw being assigned to multiple devices causing conflict…