I recently sold my Velocity One Yolk and bought a Honeycomb setup. The default trim wheel on the Bravo leaves much to be desired, especially when compared to the Velocity One.
I’ve seen several methods and most require more than one piece of software which I’m not crazy about.
What I want is the solution that involves the least amount of software and messing around once it is setup. I want to avoid having to remember to start a service or open software before starting the sim if at all possible, even if the initial setup takes a little longer.
Not for me. If you spin the wheel fast for a rapid large change in trim you get a small change, if I spin it very slow and consistent I get more change. Then trying to fine tune trim is very difficult.
Using SimTrim to emulate it on an axis rather than a button press it works mostly as it should. Rather than set it up the way you describe I’d sooner bind trim to an actual button.
I really want Simtrim to work for me, but I note it “skips” input with a randomness that I do not see with the vJoy/Authentikit solution.
Basically, when I move the trim wheel with a steady cadence, I can see the input in Simtrim missing inputs and the input indication turns on/off inconsistently.
It’s such a nice and clean solution and I love the trim sync, but I need the trim to be a steady, fluid input.
This is the way! The drawback is that the trim set as axis can do … things … when you for example move the trim after letting the AP handle it. The trim position and axis isn’t synched.