A quick, general question regarding controller axes sensitivities in MSFS 2024.

Do you find that the sensitivity settings in MSFS 2020 are a good fit for MSFS 2024 or do significant changes need to be made ?  I have the TCA hardware but feedback for other controllers is welcome as well.

Thanks. 

I used the same 2020 sensitivity curves for my Charlie pedals for 2024 and worked just fine, no changes.

The new ground handling code should change how the sensitivities work I would think.

dd

 

1 hour ago, Sky_Pilot071 said:

The new ground handling code should change how the sensitivities work I would think.

dd

 

Based on what I am reading about flight model changes, etc., I am expecting to make some changes.  I just   don't know how drastic these changes will be thus my question.  Also, I have noticed in the videos for settings that REACTIVITY has been removed as a setting in MSFS 2024 and this one had a big impact in tuning the TCA settings in MSFS 2020.

I started 2024 using my 2020 settings and they were OK, but I did do a few little tweaks here and there which were just lowering the sensitivities very slightly.  I guess it probably depends which controllers you are using 

16 hours ago, zachlog said:

Based on what I am reading about flight model changes, etc., I am expecting to make some changes.  I just   don't know how drastic these changes will be thus my question.  Also, I have noticed in the videos for settings that REACTIVITY has been removed as a setting in MSFS 2024 and this one had a big impact in tuning the TCA settings in MSFS 2020.

HMM, that's an unwelcome revelation - Reactivity is a setting in 2020 I use for every control sensitivity except for throttle. Maybe 2024 doesn't need it, but I'm skeptical. Reactivity really helps dampen the twitchy-ness out of control response.

1 hour ago, somiller said:

HMM, that's an unwelcome revelation - Reactivity is a setting in 2020 I use for every control sensitivity except for throttle. Maybe 2024 doesn't need it, but I'm skeptical. Reactivity really helps dampen the twitchy-ness out of control response.

I am skeptical too about 2024 not needing it.  Even if 2024 has addressed the jumpiness issue, some devices need the help more than others so how does one target the problem areas ?  I guess I will find out eventually.  In my case in 2020, this setting helped a lot in smoothing out the performance of rudder, elevators and nose wheel steering.

I turn my sensitivity to -1 which is the lowest for my rudders.  The effect is good but not as much as you think because controller responsiveness is much better in 2024 IMO.

dd