Axl

It tells me that the virtual yoke moves very little when I move my stick from the center and a lot when I move my stick near the edges. Then, I guess I will have to ask the CHP guys to find out. Thank you for your help, you helped me get rid of the timing thing; although it is a bit strange that you have a problem with how I tested to see if their was a curve.

For FSX, I am loading up the first mountain flying mission and then looking at the virtual yoke while slowly moving the stick. In the graphs given in both the other sims and the CH Products control manager; the two symbols move the same amount of pixels per real stick angle change; regardless of how far away from the center the stick is. And the symbols are always directly on top of each other in some sims, or have the same x axis value in others; which shows that no curve has been addedIs there a console command in FSX I can use to see if "stick_sensitivity_mode=0" has been applied?

I am not 100% sure, but it's relationship to the virtual yoke/stick is linear in my other sims. What exactly is "stick_sensitivity_mode=0" supposed to do? Even after putting it in my fsx.cfg the sensitivity slider still makes a difference.

I have done that, stick response still is not linear. BTW; highest sensitivity = 127 and lowest null zone = 1

I want to make a joystick profile without a curve, but all I get are these two options: sensitivity and null zone; with no graphical representation at all. I have CH Products Fighterstick, Pro Throttle, Pro Pedals; and Saitek Throttle Quadrant. How do I make a linear profile?