Slew controls on the TM Warthog keep moving

[sobe]

I knew that today was going to good. I am using the TM Warthog and when playing with the A10-c using the Loz 2.1 Helios profile, the slew controls in the TAD keep moving without any input from me. This occurs in 1.53 and 2.0. However, it does not seem to occur in other modules, such as the F15.

 

I have rebooted the computer, etc. to no avail. In the device analyzer found in the Target software, the slew controls naturally hold steady at 512 with no movement in them.

 

Helios and Aero same problem

No helios and no Aero same problem

No duplicate controller assignments checked

calibration of the throttle did not help

 

Any suggestions as to what I can do in the TAD to stop this?

Edited March 10, 2016 by sobe
added Loz profile and aero calibration

[PiedDroit]

Maybe it's not the WH's ministick that controls your crazy TAD cursor?

Try unbinding it and see if the problem is still here.

[sobe]

PiedDroit

I unbound the slew controls for the x and y axis in the axis commands column for the throttle and when I went into the game, there was no cursor and nothing moved. I noted that in the key commands, the hotas commands for the slew control are blank.

 

When I control the TAD cursor with the Joystick Hat Button and the Lever modifier, the cursor moves like it should.

Edited March 10, 2016 by sobe
last paragraph

[PiedDroit]

I don't have much clue... What does it says in the axis tune applet?

And is the TAD cursor still moving after you fiddle with the ministick?

I remember that the default axis setting had a a big neutral zone and small Y saturation value. 30 for both I think.

[sobe]

PiedDroit

After trying everything, I simply deleted the config for the A10 in the saved games folder and had the game rebuild the controls. To my amazement, the TAD now works. I have no idea why except that something was screwed up. I did the same thing for 2.0 and now that works also.

[PiedDroit]

Good you got it sorted :thumbup:

If you have kept the old files maybe a diff would help understanding what was the problem.