Linear Axis

[bunraku]

I notice in the pdf manual it says it's best to control the SU-25T with your Joystick Axis set to Linear.

 

What does this mean please?

 

Thanx

[Bungle_uk]

Linear axis in short means that there is no response curve on that axis. i.e. what you do on the stick is directly inputted into the sim. Response curves can be set up so the controls are less sensitive in the lower ranges of input. Hope that made some sense. Please note, the other aircraft in lomac are best with a response curve (non-linear) so if you fly all aircraft, you may have to alter the settings when u fly the su25(T) or try and get something that is suitable to both.

[Yellonet]

I notice in the pdf manual it says it's best to control the SU-25T with your Joystick Axis set to Linear.

 

What does this mean please?

 

Thanx

That the axis should be set as a straight line in the options.

[Yellonet]

Linear axis in short means that there is no response curve on that axis. i.e. what you do on the stick is directly inputted into the sim. Response curves can be set up so the controls are less sensitive in the lower ranges of input. Hope that made some sense. Please note, the other aircraft in lomac are best with a response curve (non-linear) so if you fly all aircraft, you may have to alter the settings when u fly the su25(T) or try and get something that is suitable to both.

Yeah, the non AFM planes become very twitchy with linear axis settings.

[bunraku]

Linear axis in short means that there is no response curve on that axis. i.e. what you do on the stick is directly inputted into the sim. Response curves can be set up so the controls are less sensitive in the lower ranges of input.

 

Thanx for the time for explaining.

But is'nt pretty much the same as the deadzone??

[DayGlow]

nope, deadzones are areas that have no response, a curve limits the response.