Hello

i am trying to assign my yoke buttons in MSFS 2024. When I consult video on YouTube they all refer to a button on the lower left portion entitled “ Filters-none”. Unfortunately I do not have this option. Only “ more info” instead.

How come? And how can I access the missing button?

Thanks in advance

I'm pretty sure this filter button left w/ a prior SU as I don't have it either and did initially.   

1 hour ago, Aerocet CYUL said:

Hello

i am trying to assign my yoke buttons in MSFS 2024. When I consult video on YouTube they all refer to a button on the lower left portion entitled “ Filters-none”. Unfortunately I do not have this option. Only “ more info” instead.

How come? And how can I access the missing button?

Thanks in advance

The filters are as shown in this image (top right). 'All' is equivalent to 'filters none'.

Thank you Dusk.   So it does not need to appear bottom left to the right of the ESC Save and back button?

3 hours ago, Dusk said:

The filters are as shown in this image (top right). 'All' is equivalent to 'filters none'.

Dusk, I have an old Cessna Trim Wheel that I use for rudder control and it works very well in that role for me.  What's odd is I can't save hardware sensitivity for it per Specific airframe.   This means when I change planes I must open up the sensitivity control for it and modify the sliders and the new settings aren't linked to the Specific airframe.  Can you describe if there is something I need to do to connect the two, the airframe and the current sensitivity for the trim wheel?

4 hours ago, Aerocet CYUL said:

Thank you Dusk.   So it does not need to appear bottom left to the right of the ESC Save and back button?

As Noel mentioned it was on the earlier version of MSFS2024 and no longer there. It's now as shown in the screen shot.

2 hours ago, Noel said:

Dusk, I have an old Cessna Trim Wheel that I use for rudder control and it works very well in that role for me.  What's odd is I can't save hardware sensitivity for it per Specific airframe.   This means when I change planes I must open up the sensitivity control for it and modify the sliders and the new settings aren't linked to the Specific airframe.  Can you describe if there is something I need to do to connect the two, the airframe and the current sensitivity for the trim wheel?

Are you creating a profile for each aircraft? Where are you adjusting the sensitivity?

You can adjust with the cog wheel next to each control description which is at hardware level and therefore will be the same for every profile. But you can also change for the input definition, Rudder Axis in this case, under 'Tweak action curve'.

 

4 hours ago, Dusk said:

Are you creating a profile for each aircraft? Where are you adjusting the sensitivity?

You can adjust with the cog wheel next to each control description which is at hardware level and therefore will be the same for every profile. But you can also change for the input definition, Rudder Axis in this case, under 'Tweak action curve'.

 

Yep, one for each airframe and that is how I set its sensitivity.  And you're saying it will be the same for every profile and that is what is happening and what I'm trying to get away from.  How do I set per profile?

Edited November 2, 2025Nov 2 by Noel

5 hours ago, Noel said:

Yep, one for each airframe and that is how I set its sensitivity.  And you're saying it will be the same for every profile and that is what is happening and what I'm trying to get away from.  How do I set per profile?

If I understand you correctly you are currently setting the sensitivity via the general hardware setting and yes that will effect all airframes. Below you will see I have a profile for an A320 (top right 2 pictures) and C172 with different characteristics for the rudder pedals. A320 is the using the default hardware profile which is linear in my case. C172 sensitivity to my preference.