Ramstein Posted August 20, 2009 Posted August 20, 2009 (edited) X52 Pro Twist Lockout Questions. first I have determined that this (very small amount of slop..) slop in the lockout for the rudders has no to little effect in Black Shark.. so I was going to delete this thread, but decided to leave it, as someone might get info that helps anyways.. I lockout my twist on my X52 Pro and use Rudder Pedals. But, I was flying in IL-2 and noticed that my plane wasn't straight. I investigated and determined that even though my twist part is locked out, there is stlil some feedback from the twist part froma small omount of twist bleeding thought the twist of the stick just by holding the stick and moving it. In other words the lockout has a bit of slop in it and still alkows for a tiny bit of rudder to be applied even though lockout is engaged, While it isn't much, it is enough to cause the rudder to move a bit in both directions. I think myabe it has increased with age and wear. how to tighten it up and make sure there is no feedback from the sloppiness of the twist not perfectly locked? Maybe tighten up the lockout? :confused: Maybe do this in the Black Shark stick menu? Thanx, Edited August 20, 2009 by Ramstein ASUS Strix Z790-H, i9-13900, WartHog HOTAS and MFG Crosswind G.Skill 64 GB Ram, 2TB SSD EVGA Nvidia RTX 2080-TI (trying to hang on for a bit longer) 55" Sony OLED TV, Oculus VR
Sokol1_br Posted August 20, 2009 Posted August 20, 2009 In IL-2 you can put these twist axis for rudder trim or, flaps... and set a big deadzone for these axis. So they don't interfere whit pedals. Sokol1
Ramstein Posted August 20, 2009 Author Posted August 20, 2009 In IL-2 you can put these twist axis for rudder trim or, flaps... and set a big deadzone for these axis. So they don't interfere whit pedals. Sokol1 it still shows up in there in IL-2, I looked and it does show up as slop,, in pitch, roll, and yaw.. ASUS Strix Z790-H, i9-13900, WartHog HOTAS and MFG Crosswind G.Skill 64 GB Ram, 2TB SSD EVGA Nvidia RTX 2080-TI (trying to hang on for a bit longer) 55" Sony OLED TV, Oculus VR
71st_Mastiff Posted August 20, 2009 Posted August 20, 2009 u can dead zone that twist action in the windows profile, in the control panel. "any failure you meet, is never a defeat; merely a set up for a greater come back", W Forbes. "Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts", "He who never changes his mind, never changes anything," Winston Churchill. MSI z690 MPG DDR4 || i9-14900k|| ddr4-64gb PC3200 |zotac RTX 5080|Game max 1300w|Win11| |turtle beach elite pro 5.1|| ViRpiL,T50cm2||MFG Crosswinds|| VT50CM-plus rotor Throttle || Z10 RGB EVGA Keyboard/ G502LogiMouse || PiMax Crystal VR || 32 Asus||
Ramstein Posted August 20, 2009 Author Posted August 20, 2009 u can dead zone that twist action in the windows profile, in the control panel. OK, looks like the Z Rotation Dead Zone will fix that.. thanx... :thumbup: ASUS Strix Z790-H, i9-13900, WartHog HOTAS and MFG Crosswind G.Skill 64 GB Ram, 2TB SSD EVGA Nvidia RTX 2080-TI (trying to hang on for a bit longer) 55" Sony OLED TV, Oculus VR
CyBerkut Posted August 20, 2009 Posted August 20, 2009 Since you don't intend for the stick twist to be an input, I would recommend disabling that in the DCS:BS options - axis inputs. There is no benefit to leaving it enabled, only the possible downside. :joystick: [sIGPIC][/sIGPIC] There's no place like 127.0.0.1
Bearitall Posted August 20, 2009 Posted August 20, 2009 X52 Pro Twist Lockout Questions. first I have determined that this (very small amount of slop..) slop in the lockout for the rudders has no to little effect in Black Shark.. so I was going to delete this thread, but decided to leave it, as someone might get info that helps anyways.. I lockout my twist on my X52 Pro and use Rudder Pedals. But, I was flying in IL-2 and noticed that my plane wasn't straight. I investigated and determined that even though my twist part is locked out, there is stlil some feedback from the twist part froma small omount of twist bleeding thought the twist of the stick just by holding the stick and moving it. In other words the lockout has a bit of slop in it and still alkows for a tiny bit of rudder to be applied even though lockout is engaged, While it isn't much, it is enough to cause the rudder to move a bit in both directions. I think myabe it has increased with age and wear. how to tighten it up and make sure there is no feedback from the sloppiness of the twist not perfectly locked? Maybe tighten up the lockout? :confused: Maybe do this in the Black Shark stick menu? Thanx, http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=734436#post734436 www.virtualtuskegeeairmen.com
Celo63 Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 Since you don't intend for the stick twist to be an input, I would recommend disabling that in the DCS:BS options - axis inputs. There is no benefit to leaving it enabled, only the possible downside. :joystick: I agree. If you're using rudder pedals you shouldn't have the X52 twist axis assigned to rudder as well. Bound to cause problems.
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