Flagrum Posted December 13, 2014 Posted December 13, 2014 My version is the 1.2.12.35194. I have attached my autoupdate_log.txt. Yesterday you updated DCS, then uninstalled the A-10C and re-installed the A-10C. I suggest, you run a DCS Repair (Windows Start Menu) now. If that does not help ... I am out of ideas. You should then probably file a support ticket ... (edit: but upload the autoupdate_log.txt after the Repair anyway).
GKOver Posted December 20, 2014 Posted December 20, 2014 The problem still exists. I also tried it by running the Repair-function again. Shit.... I can't fly the A10-C anymore, my favorite aircraft. :-(
Tejkr Posted December 21, 2014 Posted December 21, 2014 I saw your track and... few things I saw: - you didn't steer, you were just rolling forward. You should disengage NWS after 70KIAS I think, but you didn't steer anyway, so you rolled out of runway. - you were moving your stick like you want to steer with it, it's done with rudder controls, not with stick... - after you rolled out of the runway, you just slightly moved your stick back, so your nose didn't lift... - this is not reason why you can't take off, but you shouldn't throttle all the way up, but just to 90RPM and throttle full after break release, correct me, if I'm wrong... - I took control at your 90KIAS, corrected the path (then messed it up again) and took off without problems, even if it was clumsy, I was thrown in the air... I'm attaching that track file... I'm using Logitech Rumblepad and I'm still improving curves and deadzones, but I think there's no problem with your game, just with your flying, because all I saw was take off errors that could be simply corrected...FlyingStuff.trk
IceBurner Posted December 21, 2014 Posted December 21, 2014 In my instance, same problem, but corrected as soon as I removed the conflicting axis assignments found within the Logitech G13 column. Now when I start a mission airborne, I immediately have total control. Thanks to Yurgon for highlighting this issue.
GKOver Posted April 4, 2015 Posted April 4, 2015 After retrying it once again with the Repair-function (unsuccessfully) I have uninstalled the A-10C module by using the module manager inside the game and reinstalled it once again by downloading and executing the A-10C-module-installation file. Now everything is working fine and I didn't have to set all keyboard and joystick settings again because they were not removed by uninstalling the module.
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