September 8, 20232 yr Hey everyone, I haven´t been flying for a while in my sim so it was time to return into flying. When I was about to taxi with my nice CRJ, I noticed, that my throttle is not responding. I checked the settings, all axis were assigned. I tried some things. I ended up having the throttle in my sim only responding after I input 50% thrust on my Thrustmaster Hotas X. Can´t figure out, how to fix this and the MSFS forum is horrible for asking about such an issue. Hope someone here can help me out on this issue If any screenshots or stuff like that are needed, just ask. Will try to provide every detail Thank in advance Paul
September 8, 20232 yr type game controllers in widows search and calibrate all your joysticks etc first thing to try ! ROG Crossair Hero X670e , 9900X, TUF 4090 , X4 NVME's. OS 2TB 980 Pro , MSFS 2TB WD Black , Kington Fury 64GB ram ( 6000) Corsair RM1000 PSU, Artic Freezer iii 360 AIO . Phanteks P600s Case ,TCL QM8B 50" 120 Hz TV,second 24 inch screen for charts you tube etc, and 11" touch screen for the EFB. Warthog Stick and TCA Captains throttle ( full pack) Velocity 1 Rudder Pedals , extreme3D for the Tiller,Streamdeck XL x2 / Streamdeck +/Streamdeck mini because i like pressing buttons
September 9, 20232 yr and if that doesn't work, if I remember right that stick uses pots, not hall-effect sensors. They get gummed up over time and develop dead spots. Sometimes if they're not too far gone you can take the controller apart and clean the pots with contact cleaner, but sometimes they're just too worn out and need to be replaced. Thrustmaster is generally in the budget stick category; if you get a few years out of most of their stuff, you're doing well. If you can afford the initial cost of higher end controllers, you'll save money over time because you won't have to replace it over and over. Edited September 9, 20232 yr by eslader Ryzen 7 7800X3D/B650 X AX | 5090 | 32gig | Win10 | Pimax Crystal Light
September 17, 20232 yr Author On 9/8/2023 at 11:21 PM, sonny147 said: type game controllers in widows search and calibrate all your joysticks etc first thing to try ! I think this one is not the problem. I have no problems in P3D at all. Everything there works just fine
September 17, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, speedbirdmuc said: I think this one is not the problem. I have no problems in P3D at all. Everything there works just fine Then your settings in MSFS are screwed up.
September 18, 20232 yr If calibration's not the issue I suppose the other obvious check is for duplicate throttle bindings. Failing that you might try deleting your current throttle binding, save, reboot the sim and do the binding again. I've never had this problem with anything fixed-wing. But on some of the Cowan helicopters and also on the Miltech Osprey, my slider axis (collective and throttle respectively for those aircraft) has the same behavior. I doubt the OP's issue is hardware degradation because that almost always shows up as controller spikes or no response at all. The advice to consider upgrading though is still a good idea. ASUS MAXIMUS IX CODE Z270, i7-7700K [email protected], EVGA GTX 1080 Ti, 16GB DDR4 RAM, VKBSim Gladiator joystick, CH Pro pedals, Razer Orbweaver Chroma Gaming Keypad, Tobii Eye Tracker, Samsung SSD 850 Pro 512GB (main drive/sim drive), WD Black 1TB HDD
September 19, 20232 yr You might first try to use some contact spray on the pots. "Kontakt 60" is fantastic!
October 2, 20232 yr Author On 9/17/2023 at 11:15 PM, Bobsk8 said: Then your settings in MSFS are screwed up. Sure, this is the only thing to make sense. Gonna reinstall MSFS, still have P3D as Back Up. Will report the results
October 2, 20232 yr 5 hours ago, speedbirdmuc said: Gonna reinstall MSFS You will be wasting your time and bandwidth if you reinstall MSFS. I find that the CRJ likes the throttle to use only the top half of its movement for flying. So at centred, the throttle is at idle and I only have 50% of the movement to fly the aircraft, just as you do. In short, it's the aircraft, there is nothing wrong with the simulator or your hardware. Edited October 2, 20232 yr by Reader
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