Black Shark 2 harder to trim?

[yallu]

YALLU!!!!! unplug that racing wheel....will ya?...ahahahahahaaa

 

Heh, good to hear it works for you. I do have my Logitech Momo pedals connected all the time. Not the wheel as it gets in the way. But hmm... I can try - but I wonder... How come it doesn't bother BS1 but only BS2... If that's the case. I'll test it though. :)

 

EDIT: Errm... I do have Momo but it's not connected. But my Saitek X65 is... I use it for DCS A-10C (Logitech for BS).

Edited February 4, 2012 by yallu

[PeterP]

There is no need to unplug a controler you dont use in DCS.

 

Just un-assign every command that comes from that controller in DCS - especially the axis.

That's why there is the "clear category" button in the controller menu.

 

I have 7 different controllers attached - that's a total of 26 available axis.

And just imagine I have to unplug every unwanted input before starting DCS....;)

Edited February 4, 2012 by PeterP

[Bungle_uk]

There is no need to unplug a controler you dont use in DCS.

 

Just un-assign every command that comes from that controller in DCS - especially the axis.

That's why there is the "clear category" button in the controller menu.

 

I have 7 different controllers attached - that's a total of 26 available axis.

And just imagine I have to unplug every unwanted input before starting DCS....;)

 

What he said. I actually use the G25 pedals as rudder pedals with combined axis. Also, in options/misc make sure the "force feedback" option is unticked. Otherwise you will have trimming problems

Edited February 4, 2012 by 214th_bungle_uk

[leafer]

V, I should have put a smilie in there. No offense. :D

 

As for heli tendency to nose up on take off, you must apply a little forward cyclic before you raise the collective. Problem solved. I barely ever played A-10C anymore. BS2 is so much more satisfying to fly around.

[V-O-V]

There is no need to unplug a controler you dont use in DCS.

 

Just un-assign every command that comes from that controller in DCS - especially the axis.

That's why there is the "clear category" button in the controller menu.

 

I have 7 different controllers attached - that's a total of 26 available axis.

And just imagine I have to unplug every unwanted input before starting DCS....;)

 

 

Thx Peter,will do.....:thumbup:

[V-O-V]

V, I should have put a smilie in there. No offense. :D

 

As for heli tendency to nose up on take off, you must apply a little forward cyclic before you raise the collective. Problem solved. I barely ever played A-10C anymore. BS2 is so much more satisfying to fly around.

 

 

Me too,i find learning and flying the k50 more interesting.

[EtherealN]

Ah, good news V-O-V, I should have thought about the possibility of controller conflicts. :)

[yallu]

I myself see no difference in trimming with multiple controllers connected/unconnected.

[159th_Viper]

I myself see no difference in trimming with multiple controllers connected/unconnected.

 

You will not, as the trim function is assigned to a button input as opposed to an axis. Axis conflicts with multiple inputs will affect the behaviour of the Kamov (ie Pitch/Roll Collective etc etc) if conflicts exist in the first instance.

[Peyoteros]

You will not, as the trim function is assigned to a button input as opposed to an axis. Axis conflicts with multiple inputs will affect the behaviour of the Kamov (ie Pitch/Roll Collective etc etc) if conflicts exist in the first instance.

 

What he said...