Terblanche

Thanks for the reference ... will read and see how it can work the best. Fenix is also aware of the problem and they've promised to investigate.

Haven't changed anything on my rig before or after Fenix ... the main problem is the throttle and I simply couldn't get it to work with FSUIPC which is strange because the FBW indents work 100% - and after fiddling with it for a whole day, I just changed the throttle back to MSFS settings and it works but there are a few key bindings that I would like back as it was before because it works like a charm with General Aviation autopilot and now that they are back, it's happy aviator on this side.

Got it figured out ... Device Manager > Uninstall everything related to HOTAS > Restart Computer > Buttons back in FSUIPC.

My FSUIPC was working 100% but then I ran into some problems with the Fenix A320. Had to reassign certain buttons and axes because Fenix did not want to play along with what is working with ALL other aircraft - but now a new problems popped up: FSUIPC does not see / recognise / acknowledge my throttle. I can press any button or move the axis but nothing happens in FSUIPC. It sees the joystick with all its buttons but it is as if the throttle does not exists. I've unplugged and restarted PC but it is still the same. In MSFS in works fine to assign some commands to the throttle but I would very much like my throttle and all the buttons around it back in FSUIPC. Just so much more control and ways to get everything to work together. Any advise or suggestions how to get FSUIPC to see my X-56 HOTAS throttle quadrant? Regards Terblanche

This has made a HUGE difference in the way the joystick feels and reacts. I've fiddles around with the numbers and I'm not exactly there yet but as I said, it's already a huge improvement. The one thing I did noticed is that it seems the sensitivity settings of MSFS still have an influence on how the joystick reacts regardless the fact that ailerons, elevator, and rudder as disabled in MSFS. I've just RESET them all to their default values and immediately felt the difference.

Thank you for your reply ... You're right about regularly check Window's own calibration and I do it frequently. At the moment the Elevator slope is at +7 and the Rudder slope at +5 and it does help a bit but I don't need move the stick more than 1 cm in any direction to get a response with the ailerons and/or elevator. It is still very sensitive. I will however try you advice to change the range setting in the *.ini file and see what's the result.

I'm searching the forum for some tips, recommendations, or suggestions regarding the 'slope' settings for elevator and ailerons and rudder when you use FSUIPC to for control surfaces. I have a Microsoft Force Feedback joystick and the controls are very (VERY) sensitive ... Does the sensitivities set in MSFS still have an effect when you only use FSUIPC for control surfaces. Any help will be appreciated Regards from Cape Town Terblanche

Got it! Thanks Pete.

When English is your 5th language things easily get lost in translation. Just for clarity - with FSUIPC v5 you need to buy it again and v5 is only for P3D v4 ...? I can't even remember when and where I bought FSUIPC all I know it was long before Simmarket and therefore no discount will be offered, or "early buyers" as I understand it. Don't mind, I just want to be sure. Warm regards from Cape Town Terblanche