Aq86

Thank you for the clarification. I must’ve missed it in my .ini file.

Thanks for the reply. I must have glanced over the first post too quickly. I couldn’t find a [JoystickCalibration.FENIX A320] specifically in my FSUIPC.ini, instead I only found a [JoystickCalibration] section, that’s why I added that to my post. When it comes to the “send direct to” “steering tiller”, at least with the FENIX and Inibuilds A340, full tiller deflection, even at slow speeds, will not allow a turn on my end. Not sure if that is an aircraft specific issue or something else that’s messed up in my configuration. But I figured I’d mention that as well in case someone else had the same issues. I’m glad I found this post regardless, as it helped me solve my issue. Hopefully if anyone else runs into the same problem, they’re able to find this post.

I managed to resolve the issue for me at least. This is what I did: - Open up FSUIPC.ini - Go to the [JoystickCalibration] section - Delete both "Steering Tiller" sections Now unassign your tiller axis in FSUIPC, and just have it configured in regular MSFS controls. This worked for me. I've had this issue for a long period of time so it's nice to finally have it resolved.

I’ve been having this issue for a while too with the FENIX as well as the Inibuilds A340. Both 2020 and 2024. Once I shut down FSUIPC, nose wheel works normally again. As Alhard stated, the FSUIPC assigned “Send direct to” “steering tiller” is the only method that seems to be working. This workaround wouldn’t have been an issue except that now it won’t allow me to make hard 90 degree turns for some strange reason. I’ll try to troubleshoot some more and see if I can pin it down further.