If you move the slider to a none zero number for you peripheral you can’t get it back to zero. You are left with the selection of +1% or -1 %.
Reported.
Probably does not make any real difference, but …
If you move the slider to a none zero number for you peripheral you can’t get it back to zero. You are left with the selection of +1% or -1 %.
Reported.
Probably does not make any real difference, but …
I did have a play with that, as I wasn’t sure what it did, and I’m sure I was able to put that back to 0. If you can’t it should be in a text file on disk, and you could edit that outside the sim.
For example, I was playing around with my rudder pedals, as the new interface let me notice it was not exactly calibrated at centre, so I did that with an external tool, then had a play with the settings there.
My rudder pedal files are located in the following file:
“C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\SystemAppData\wgs\00090000025CC6EC_00000000000000000000000069F80140\A27A2D0A75B24ABD8A3E6D6BDA6FBF03\DC6683C49A984F7E9346D6474645ACF4”
In that file are the following lines for the three axes:
<Axis AxisName="X" AxisSensitivy="0" AxisSensitivyMinus="0" AxisNeutral="0" AxisDeadZone="0"/>
<Axis AxisName="Y" AxisSensitivy="0" AxisSensitivyMinus="0" AxisNeutral="0" AxisDeadZone="0"/>
<Axis AxisName="rZ" AxisSensitivy="-30" AxisSensitivyMinus="-30" AxisNeutral="0" AxisDeadZone="0"/>
The rZ axis, the rudder axis, is still set to “0”.