Good Roll and Pitch Curve to get on boat

[ruddy122]

Curious what's a good roll and pitch curve for carrier ops

I use deadzone 5

Roll and Pitch of 40

Thanks

Works for me

 

[Raven (Elysian Angel)]

Soon (tm) we'll get the refactored flight model. That should change/fix a lot.

For now I don’t use curves, but for roll I use X-saturation of 80 to make it more responsive (so that’s the opposite of a curve pretty much). I hope that won’t be needed once we get the update.

[MAXsenna]

No curves, and for sure no deadzone!

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[SharpeXB]

Curves are a personal choice and likely dependent on your stick. So there’s no real answer for what’s ideal. Niether having or not having one is “realistic” although generally speaking a curve is needed to desensitize a tabletop spring centered PC stick as this certainly isn’t anything like a real control behaves. A good example for me is that if I loose the curve on the Spitfire it will instantly disintegrate in an air start mission. Its controls are so sensitive and a simple joystick over-controls the plane to an incredible degree without hardly touching it. I would only use a deadzone for a damaged axis, it makes fine inputs really difficult. 

Edited November 16, 2023 by SharpeXB

[Phantom711]

@MAXsenna @SharpeXB

Most people need a very slight deadzone on the stick though, because otherwise the BALT/RALT won‘t engage or disengage quickly in the Hornet.

@ruddy122

For the most part you shouldn‘t even touch the pitch much in landing configuration. You trim the flight path marker into the E-bracket and then fly it just by modulating the throttle. 

[SharpeXB]

2 hours ago, Phantom711 said:

Most people need a very slight deadzone on the stick though, because otherwise the BALT/RALT won‘t engage or disengage quickly in the Hornet.

Yes I do find the need to have a tiny dead zone like 1% for that. That’s a bug though particular to the Hornet otherwise I wouldn’t use dead zones. I only use those for spiky or defective controllers. They’re also useful to create certain custom effects. The 5% mentioned above seems like too much though and it would interfere with making fine control input like are needed for this and AAR etc

Edited December 30, 2023 by SharpeXB

[Phantom711]

Yeah…I use 1%…