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Joystick Settings

Started by mikeindevon, Tue, 21 Jul 2009 18:06

mikeindevon

I am running 747IPC under Windows XP.  When the sym starts it appears to have forgotten the joystick settings and the plane goes out of control.  Calibrating the joystick and re-starting the situation corrects this, but next time PS1 starts these settings are forgotten.

Any suggestions?

The set-up crashes quite a lot too.  Everything works fine for a few minutes then fails.  Seems to be related to the sound.

Michael

Avi

Under the assumption you did all the procedures to calibrate the joystick correctly, I'll explain what I'm doing.

When I start PS1, all the main flight control surfaces are "stuck" at the end of their movement position. What I need to do is to move the joystick a little bit in all 3 axes and all the surfaces are moving to the neutral (center) position and there are no problems anymore (until the next start up). I don't need to re calibrate the joystick every time and I have a feeling that you too don't need to do it.
Just try to move the joystick very quickly in all 3 axes and check if it solves your problems.
Avi Adin
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JM1053139

Quote from: AviUnder the assumption you did all the procedures to calibrate the joystick correctly, I'll explain what I'm doing.

When I start PS1, all the main flight control surfaces are "stuck" at the end of their movement position. What I need to do is to move the joystick a little bit in all 3 axes and all the surfaces are moving to the neutral (center) position and there are no problems anymore (until the next start up). I don't need to re calibrate the joystick every time and I have a feeling that you too don't need to do it.
Just try to move the joystick very quickly in all 3 axes and check if it solves your problems.

This also adds to realism as you would likely be checking the control surfaces during preflight anyways.
-Jon Monreal