Scorpio69

You are THE MAN that did the trick!!!! Thanks a million.

Ok thanks Ill try it. Sucks having to use the mouse/mouse wheel for zooming, having to take the hand off the stick Haha.

Awesome thanks! Ill give it a shot

After taking it apart and cleaning with contact cleaner , no luck Does anyone know of software that can help fix the issues with calibration?

Turns out it is a controller issue. Both rotary dials and the slider all have the same issue of a random studder. I set deadzones for all , but it didn't help. As soon as I move them to a different position the problem comes back. I reinstalled drivers, even used a registry tool provided by Saitek and it didn't make a difference. I tried doing custom curves in DCS but not really sure how that works to be honest These are Saitek X52 HOTAS thinking about taking them apart and using electronics cleaner as a last resort. So as a temp fix i have unassigned my Zoom view and now have to use my mouse with camera view which isn't ideal.

After further exploration it looks like the 2 rotary dials on my X52 both have a bit of a random wiggle when looking at controllers thru Device Manager. I tried adding deadzones, and tried to tune this axis in DCS controller settings. Gonna try to reinstall the Drivers

I checked that and there is nothing in the keyboard settings. I also have the same joystick value as you do for Zoom view. I have a hat switch that is bound to cover views and there are keyboard values in there. Maybe that could be the issue? Took a screen shot but need to have the pics from an external URL

I have had this problem since installing DCS. Previously had a GTX 770 and was using the SU-27 that comes with the game. Figured it might be the free model. So I purchased a RTX 3060 and also the A-10a model thinking it would solve my problem. I also do a clean install when updating video drivers. Computer specs : Ryzen 5 3600, MSI x570 MB, 16gb 3200 Ram, RTX 3060 with latest drivers. Was a Falcon 4 pilot back in the day looking to get back into flying any help is appreciated