About joystick assignment.

[Falcon_Block50]

Hi,

When I try to assign the analog axis of the joystick to the WWII AirPlane (P-51D, Spitfire, etc), I cannot assign the joy_rx and joy_ry axis.
Hmmm, to be precise, it can be assigned, but it doesn't work.
Surprisingly, F-16 and FA-18 can be assigned and work.
Why?

I want to assign this axis(joy_rx and joy_ry axis) to each trim.

[Tanuki44]

Sometimes the movement of the axis does not trigger the selection automatically.

On the other hand, the axes are and can be selected in the drop-down list.

Do you have them?

 

[Falcon_Block50]

I can assign an axis, but it doesn't work when I return to the cockpit.
It works when assigned to joy_x, joy_y, joy_slider1, joy_slider2 axis.
It does not work if it is assigned to the joy_rx and joy_ry axes.
It is also recognized as a normal joystick in winodws10.
It's strange for some reason.

[Tanuki44]

I just checked with my quadrant for the Spitire et  P-51D, the problem does not come from these modules.

From a mod ?...

[Falcon_Block50]

 Thank you for checking.

I also connected to joy_rx, joy_ry of a different device (BU0836A 12-Bit Joystick Controller) and checked it.

It worked fine.

Apparently, there is a problem with joy_rx, joy_ry in winwing's Takeoff Panel.

The joy_rx and joy_ry seem to be a special mechanism that can be used as an analog axis or a digital switch depending on the application settings.

I will make another joystick box.

[Tanuki44]

I only use ProMicro and MMJoy2, never had a problem either