Saitek evo force Throtle doesnt work

[EtherealN]

Good to hear. :)

 

And yeah, takes a lot of time to learn how to fly this thing, especially if you like me is used to either fixed-wing sims or RL gliders. So much to unlearn... >.<

[CyBerkut]

Let me know of your results. Also try bellow settings as someone posted that it work with this settings

 

- Default spring = 0%

- Spring gain = 38%

- Other options at 100%

 

Keep in mind, that poster *also* physically disabled the centering spring (twist ties or cable ties could be used to test the concept). If that helps you, you can carefully drill a hole through the joystick's shaft to pass a removable pin through to physically hold the centering spring mechanism up away from the base. There is a picture of that in the forums. http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=622802&postcount=20

 

If you are going to do that, remain mindful that there are wires inside that shaft that you do *not* want to bugger up. :)

[connos]

CyBerkut i don't have force feed back or the trim at all in BS. Is there some way to enable it. In the control menu of the EVO is working fine.

Edited January 23, 2009 by connos

[EtherealN]

I'm pretty sure there was an activation box somewhere in the controller setups within the game. Can't check at the moment though since I'm upgrading the PC and found myself two 6pin PCI-E cables short for my graphics. :(

[connos]

I'm pretty sure there was an activation box somewhere in the controller setups within the game. Can't check at the moment though since I'm upgrading the PC and found myself two 6pin PCI-E cables short for my graphics. :(

 

FF Tune you mean? I have that enable and at 100 but it doesn't work.

[CyBerkut]

CyBerkut i don't have force feed back or the trim at all in BS. Is there some way to enable it. In the control menu of the EVO is working fine.

 

Hello connos!

 

I've been using a Saitek X52, so I don't have that level of expertise on the evo Force setup in BS yet. However, I just received delivery of an evo Force yesterday. I have been following threads on the evo Force, and other FFB sticks, as I was planning on attempting to go in that direction.

 

I got the evo Force setup in Windows, with the spring tied in the compressed state via twist ties (as a temporary test). I didn't get to the point of trying it in BS yet, but that will be soon.

 

I do recall that there is a line in one of the lua scripts about force feedback being enabled (or not).

[connos]

Hello connos!

 

I've been using a Saitek X52, so I don't have that level of expertise on the evo Force setup in BS yet. However, I just received delivery of an evo Force yesterday. I have been following threads on the evo Force, and other FFB sticks, as I was planning on attempting to go in that direction.

 

I got the evo Force setup in Windows, with the spring tied in the compressed state via twist ties (as a temporary test). I didn't get to the point of trying it in BS yet, but that will be soon.

 

I do recall that there is a line in one of the lua scripts about force feedback being enabled (or not).

 

Hello CyBerkut

 

I think i checked that and it was in the config folder one cfg file that says FFB enabled. I will make some tests tonight and if i find somethink i will post results. For sure the force feedback is very strong with EVO Forceand i hope producers release a major fix for FFB controlers.

[KastaRules]

I have the same problem: I have followed every piece of advice on this forum BUT I can't get any FFB at all on my Cyborg Evo Force. It works with other sims tho. :helpsmilie:

[ZEbbEDY]

i would defo like some kind of force strength added to the control panel in a patch

 

this stick has very strong force feedback in other games so should be able to handle this without people resorting to butchering it with cable ties