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  1. Would you have further suggestions as I have switched to FS controls for axis aileron and then axis aileron set with no improvement? The reason I am checking the controls in the air is that they appear to respond (and look) correctly while on the ground prior to takeoff.
  2. Than Thank you. I will investigate further. The reason I say they have stopped responding is because when I input more than a small amount of aileron the aircraft stops rolling to the left, and when I view the aircraft externally it looks as though the ailerons are centered for some reason.
  3. Thank you. I did a short flight to make sure the problem was reproduced; files attached. F-104.ini FSUIPC7.ini FSUIPC7.log
  4. What I am experiencing is limited to left aileron movement. Initially I can roll left but as I increase the rate (i.e. move the stick further to the left) the ailerons stop responding. From what I see in the joystick calibration window the full range of movement is available. I've tried deleting my profile for that aircraft but the problem always returns. Files attached. FSUIPC7.ini FSUIPC7.JoyScan.csv FSUIPC7.log
  5. Running FSUIPC 7.2.13 and am seeing erratic activity with my pitch axis using a VKB Gladiator joystick. Same stick is not experiencing this behavior if I do not load FSUIPC7. I have double checked that no other controllers are assigned for pitch. What I see is rapid movement in the joystick calibration window, with pitch limited in both directions about half of what they normally are. I am attaching my .ini, .log, and joyscan.csv files. FSUIPC7.ini FSUIPC7.JoyScan.csv FSUIPC7.log
  6. In an effort to prevent the loss of assignments for axes and buttons I went through my .ini file and assigned all my controllers using "Joy Letters" per the manual. Upon running P3D v5.x, the controllers are all duplicated with number assignments... I am confused? FSUIPC6.ini FSUIPC6.log
  7. Title explains the issue; I am wondering if it has to do with the [JoyNames] section in my .ini which seems... busy ? .ini file attached as well as the .log file As always, thanks. FSUIPC6.ini FSUIPC6.log
  8. I did what you suggested intially and all appears to be working, now. I changed the MD-8X.ini file; I thought I was accomplishing the substring function but obviously I misunderstood what I read. However the control issues pre-date that from what I recall. Thank you for helping me clear that up!
  9. Here are the updated log files, after following your directions; LINDA disabled, logging buttons & keys, events ONLY. FSUIPC6.ini MD-8X.ini
  10. FSUIPC6.JoyScan.csvFSUIPC6.log I am finding that axis and button assignments are not available once I restart either of my sims. I have the option to use separate profile files for each aircraft, and (I hope) the substring option set so that all assignments relate to same aircraft variants. At any rate, I am not sure what is going on; if you could assist I would appreciate it. FSUIPC6.ini
  11. FSUIPC is installed in my Documents folder now, apart from the add on folder. AutoAssignLetters=Yes - DONE Did you assign the pan view control to your VKBsim Gladiator? - YES Could you also activate axis controls and button logging in FSUIPC, then start P3D, load your aircraft and try the hat switch - DONE SSW F-104G.ini FSUIPC6.ini FSUIPC6.log
  12. Also, none of my control assignments work. There are no longer any aircraft profiles in FSUIPC. Yes, I am using files for profiles.
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