Uncommanded Rudder Inputs

[flynavy154]

I feel certain this is likely a problem with my rudder pedals or their settings and not the module, but in the L-39 I'm experiencing sudden uncommanded rudder inputs. For example, I can be in a left standard-bank turn with some slight left rudder applied and suddenly the rudder will snap to the full right position obviously causing a violent yaw and then oscillation while recovering. Any thoughts?

[msalama]

Spiky controller pot(s)? Two controllers inadvertently bound to the rudder?

[NeilWillis]

Also, check you don't have duplicated inputs in the control settings. By default, you will see multiple inputs, and you'll need to go into the settings and delete all the unwanted ones. You have tio do that for every new module installed.

[Boris]

Sorry to dig this up, but I'm having the very same issue.

 

The L-39 will yaw abruptly, seemingly at random, in normal, even straight and level flight.

 

I'm certain it has nothing to do with the controllers as this is not an issue in any other module.

[JG14_Smil]

Never seen it in my hundreds of hours of MP flight.

[Boris]

I'll check my axis commands again when I get home...

[Slazi]

You can also check your input device on a second screen by diaplaying game controller input.

[mkiii]

It's the guy in the back messing with you ;)

[LeCuvier]

Sorry to dig this up, but I'm having the very same issue.

The L-39 will yaw abruptly, seemingly at random, in normal, even straight and level flight.

I'm certain it has nothing to do with the controllers as this is not an issue in any other module.

Moin-Moin!

As NeilWillis says: check your Options / Controls for multiple bindings (e.g. joystick, throttle, pedals) to the same axes! By default DCS binds axes for every new module to every one of your input devices; and you have to clear out all the unwanted ones.

I'm 99% sure that's the origin of your problem.