23 hours ago23 hr On the Just Flight Fokker F100 aircraft, for the throttle settings, I use SELECT EVENT --> THROTTLE1_AXIS_SET_EX1(throttle 1) and for throttle 2 I use SELECT EVENT --> THROTTLE2_AXIS_SET_EX1(throttle 2). There is a latency of approximately 2 seconds. Is there a way to eliminate this latency? All axis assignments in MSFS2024 are deleted. target
9 hours ago9 hr Commercial Member What hardware have those events been assigned to? What does the whole assignment look like (screenshot)? LORBY-SI
8 hours ago8 hr Author Hello,the equipment is a Warthog HOTAS. I've attached two links: one with a screenshot of throttles 1 and one with a video showing the latency. I hope this helps. Thank you in advance for your reply.picturevideo target
8 hours ago8 hr Commercial Member 1 minute ago, target111 said:Hello,the equipment is a Warthog HOTAS. I've attached two links: one with a screenshot of throttles 1 and one with a video showing the latency. I hope this helps. Thank you in advance for your reply.picturevideoI'm not sure what you mean by "latency". The motion in the video looks perfectly normal to me. The developer of that aircraft decided to "dampen" the animation, so it is always smooth - that is quite common. Try slamming the thrust levers all the way forward and back by clicking into the sim and then using the "F4" and "F1" keys - you will see that the levers don't "jump" to their new positions, they always travel slowly. Edited 8 hours ago8 hr by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
7 hours ago7 hr Author In the video, we can see that on the assigned axis side, the axis is at its maximum, but the throttle in the simulation takes some time to reach its maximum; this may be normal. target
3 hours ago3 hr Why not use the axis and oh's curve feature. It will slow down or speed up the throttle response in the sim relative to joystick axis.
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