Cougar Axis Settings

[BBQ]

According to the readme--if we're flying the Su-25 with the AFM, we should remove any deadzone that might be present on our pitch/roll controllers. I've done this in the LOMAC input setup for both pitch and roll--so that there is a straight diaganol line going from bottom left to top right corner in the interface. I wondered if I also need to do the same in the Cougar's Control Panel?

 

I'm spending a lot of time trying to get comfortable flying the Frog--and want to make sure I've got everything setup properly from the start--so I don't have to start from scratch one day, having learned I didn't have it set up right!

 

Right now, I've got it setup as noted above--including in the Cougar Control Panel.

 

The stick is extremely sensitive--barely have to think about pitching, and it happens :D

[Lange_666]

Depends on your Button & Axis Emulation setting in the CCP.

If it's "off", you don't need to and the Lock-On settings are used.

If it's "on", you better have the same settings as the ones in Lock-On because otherwise you get some sort of mix between the two

[ViperVJG73]

According to the readme--if we're flying the Su-25 with the AFM, we should remove any deadzone that might be present on our pitch/roll controllers. I've done this in the LOMAC input setup for both pitch and roll--so that there is a straight diaganol line going from bottom left to top right corner in the interface. I wondered if I also need to do the same in the Cougar's Control Panel?

 

I'm spending a lot of time trying to get comfortable flying the Frog--and want to make sure I've got everything setup properly from the start--so I don't have to start from scratch one day, having learned I didn't have it set up right!

 

Right now, I've got it setup as noted above--including in the Cougar Control Panel.

 

The stick is extremely sensitive--barely have to think about pitching, and it happens :D

 

Set the Axis in the Cougar Control panel on standard and under Lock On Options such as with 1.02 before. It should run therefore is also under 1.1.

 

greetings ;)

[Brun]

My preference is to leave the Lock On axis options as default (linear, no deadzone) and set things to my tastes in the CPP. Why? Just seems easier to tweak/change configurations that way, especially since there's no per-aircraft input options in Lock On. Really wish there were to be honest.

[Slammin]

And I'm just the opposite. I leave CCP flat and use in-game settings for stick curves. Great to have options though!