Hello,
since two days I have a problem. When I want to turn to the right for example, the plane turns left for a moment before turning to the right direction. That means I can’t do anything before runnning into the grass.
Help would be appreciated
What controller are you using? This sounds like a bad controller which is creating a little electrical noise which falsely creates a left turn signal before the right. If this is the case you could possibly solve it by increasing the null zone (not sure what it’s called) around the center so the noise is ignored in the sim.
Hmm to expand on that, when you open the control settings and move your controls there, do the sliders jump around a bit, or is it a smooth motion?
What about if you do it in the Windows game controller section.
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I use the Logitech Saitek pro and the thrustmaster airbus one
The rudder panels in the sim do the same motion as I do in real life.
But the plane turns to the other side for a moment and then to the right one
Which plane specifically?
How about when you go outside and move your controls? Do they still look correct?
Its sadly for every plane.
And its everything right Just the movement Not
It sounds like you either have a controller issue or a bindings issue.
Use whatever calibration/test program for your controller to see if that axis is outputting the incorrect values as you move it.
If it isn’t, then check the assigned axis/button bindings for every connected controller, even your primary one. Try unplugging any others one by one to see if the problem goes away.
It doesn’t seem like there’s something wrong
for everyone having the same problem I found the same Fix,
I had auto rudder turned on, that cuase the problems.