Hi folks,

I went back to Xplane 12 recently in the Felis and am just absolutely loving it. One problem I have is my controls are a bit sensitive at the moment, especially in roll, but the sensitivity curve control is like something from a NASA advanced physics lecture and I don't understand how to just slightly reduce the aileron sensitivity so the Felis 742 feels a bit more like an airliner rather than a fighter when operating the ailerons. Can anyone help? Thanks all

There is also "Control sensitivity" at the bottom of control setting page, which is 3 simple lever for 3 axis, pull it to the right makes it less sensitive in the center.

@C2615's advide is probably the best choice !

Thank you I never saw that! I only saw the 'response curve' menu. Brilliant, thank you

Controller curves take hardware axis input and "translate" it to virtual yoke and pedal output. The horizontal axis is your hardware axis input, the vertical axis is the output which X-Plane receives as input for the virtual flight control (pitch, roll, yaw). The curve itself just describes how much output you get for a given input. For less sensitivity around the hardware axis' center (e.g. yoke, stick, pedal), a cubic curve with two points (0/0 and 1.0/1.0) is best. If you want to limit the input that X-Plane's virtual flight control will receive, limit the output of the curve, e.g. 0/0 and 1.0/0.75. If you want to set up a dead zone around the center of an axis, define the maximum hardware axis value that will produce zero output, e.g. 0.1/0.0 and 1.0/1.0.

Since you can't break anything and can easily clear any ustom curve, it's best just to experiment. It's terribly easy once you've tried a few times.

Edited December 5, 2025Dec 5 by Bjoern