#Joystick sensitivity drivers#

If this works I'll have developed a frankenstein approach to piloting helos keyboard, mouse, and joystick. I'm going to try using the 4 way Hat located on the throttle (ingenious this X-52, the throttle is way cooler than the stick) for keyboard style control which I can easily hit whenever I feel I'm out of control or need a sharp input for instance when my flare isn't coming under control enough. I've already ditched the stick but I'm using the Throttle half of my X-52 to great effect in combination with my mouse. Luckily I've just thought of a way to do it both. JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT - posted in How Tos, Instructions and SDKs: Well another noob question, for some time now i have been struggling to shoot planes down, i am getting better after some help adjusting sight etc.however when i am in say a turning fight getting excited i over control and the gunsight jumps around the target too much so bullets spray too much i think.i have tried to. So really keyboard control seems to be the only really truly 100% efficient way to control a chopper but its also not perfect for finer controls. Thank you I assumed by the name of the sliders they were for the mouse head-look mode. I can't flare a Huey without climbing really high or flying backwards because even with the mouse you seem to lose return on your movements the more there is some kind of inertia in play. You can adjust sensitivity in game just above the joystick dead zone (in controls) I have the same stick and game settings for me are 0 dead zone and 65 sensitivity for both the settings. My xbo gamepad has extensions on the thumb sticks to slow it down a lot more. However I have noticed that even with a mouse and endless hours of tweaking the sensitivity and the Yaw factors (what an esoteric thing to call it, wtf does 'yaw factor' mean anyway?) it still suffers from stick in the mud syndrome. Next to the dead zone settings there is sensitivity settings for the sticks. How the developers either were very sloppy in some ways or the publisher forced it out the door with lots unfinished. This whole experience seems to reinforce how stupid a game engine BF2 uses. Is it normal to not be able to control the chopper when pressing S or applying negative thrust? JoyStiCK Tom Clancys Rainbow Six Siege Gear. When I apply negative thrust on the rotors, meaning downward thrust equivalent to default 'S' key, is it normal to lose almost all control over the chopper's movement? If I pull the nose up and then apply some negative thrust to keep from going backwards I can't at the same time correct the pitch angle. Heres the most up-to-date overview of JoyStiCKs Rainbow Six Siege. When I centre the joystick the virtual stick in the helicopter isn't centred, so if I want to actually centre the stick I have to pull opposite force and then centre it, very tricky. So a hard yank back to decelerate requires such strong forward force to keep the chopper from flying backwards that I overcompensate and send it careening forward into the ground. It also seems that it requires exponentially more exertion against the force the more harder pulled it to begin with. So whenever I go to push back I have to fight the inertia thats pulling the stick in the direction I just pulled it the moment before. To describe my experience whenever I throw the stick one way or another its like theres a delay like I'm really not controlling the stick but pulling a string attached to the stick. Seems as though some people luck out and have no troubles and some people do. Not really an option for me since I use the profiler for IL-2 extensively. joyforwardsensitivity, joyforwardsensitivity Sensitivity, This is the console command used to control the forward sensitivity if you are using a joystick to.

#Joystick sensitivity drivers#

Some people who have Saitek sticks have said that uninstalling the drivers and reinstalling without the profile software makes it better. Apparently some people adapt strict calibration techniques they use everytime they start up BF2 so that the game doesn't screw anything up. complaints on the internet about trouble getting the stick to recognize axes or that they're inverted.

It just seems that BF2 is one truly dreadful game when it comes to joystick support. The xbox elite controller you can change everything as well as the layout. To be honest, i don't understand all the options.Having done research on it it seems that the culprit is nothing in particular. In game u can adjust controller, joystick sensitivity as well as button layout.