...oh, and don't forget to delete those saved flights BECAUSE they somehow lock the AP settings from previous flights into the computers memory.
Tony
...oh, and don't forget to delete those saved flights BECAUSE they somehow lock the AP settings from previous flights into the computers memory.
Techy111 wrote:I been trolling the net and see some people have had this exact problem with DCS. His error was madcatz programming software. But yours is a clean install. He described the error exactly. The video makes it clearer what you are experiencing now.
Tony
I had problem of joystick pulling to the left,
I reinstalled, brought a new joystick, got a new pc and tried everything I could find on the internet.
Today I found a cure for me, maybe it will help some of you out too. Or maybe help towards a new fix who knows.
Anyhow, Way I fixed was lowered realism settings to easy, tested game and stick worked fine. Then increase the difficulty setting to hard tested again and it pulled left yet again Sad.
I found with custom settings everything on hard/most realistic, I needed to have P-FACTOR & TORQUE off/easy
Tested again and it works great no left pull at all.
Hope this helps at least 1 of you out Smile
Techy111 wrote:And saw this if it helps on another forum. Look in documents and make sure all old flights are deleted....oh, and don't forget to delete those saved flights BECAUSE they somehow lock the AP settings from previous flights into the computers memory.
Tony
Robert wrote:Derek, since it sounds like this is an FSX issue and happens even without FlyInside enabled (have you tried without even having any Rift stuff or FlyInside installed?), you might get more help on the regular FSX forums.
Also, I found that I should not run any joystick drivers and just let FSUIPC handle calibration and converting from joystick input to FSX. No idea if that's a solution, but I run with full realism, torque effects, and whatever the options are and don't have these issues. I think it's some weird thing with your joystick and drivers when you crank it up to full realism too. It's why I kept thinking it was a duplicate input of some sort.
But the regular FSX forums at places like flightsim.com and others might have people with more experience in this area (no offense to anyone here - I include myself )
Robert wrote:There's always P3D...
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