FS2020: These 2 New Sensitivity settings make a HUGE difference - must watch and try!
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- Note I worded Extremity Dead-zone incorrectly; I kept referring to it as 'Extreme'. All fairly typical in my videos - I recorded this before my second cup of tea 😉.
Here is a forum post which goes into further detail about what the Extremity Dead-zone and Reactivity settings are and do (possibly):
forums.flightsimulator.com/t/...
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New Settings with a cheap Joystick: (0:00)
New Settings with the Logitech Flight Yoke: (6:04)
#FS2020 #FS2020sensitivitysettings #FS2020newsettings - Hry
You saved my day! Thank you very much for this tutorial on sensitivity. I have an old microsoft sidewinder joystick, and I assigned flight controls from your controller setup video. Next, I tweeked the sensitivity settings to what you displayed on your sensitivity setting preciseness video. Oh my goodness, these settings from your videos completely made the difference on my joystick and flying as realistic (and feel) as possible for the game purposes of MSFS 2020. I was about ready to get a refund and give up on MSFS 2020. Now, I can enjoy the game and it's amazing 2020/2021 graphics and modern features! Thank you, Huddison!
This is another worthy pinned comment; I'm so happy this has helped you 😊
instaBlaster...
Brilliant my friend. I don't have the patience to play with the settings anymore, 72 years old , being flying since the simulators were born. I applied the settings and its flying sweeet.
Thanks Mark, so good to hear :)
Wow, this video tamed a bunking bronco!! Those settings with sensitivity and reactivity totally brought this sim into being a pleasure! Thank you for your time in producing this and sharing the info!
Great to hear that it has helped you ;)
No more over-rotation/tail strikes on take off! Thanks for taking the time to put the video together.
Thanks for commenting, most appreciated.
I had read that sensitivity issues had been addressed, but I didn't know how. Thank you very much for this information. My personal peeve with MSFS has been the manner in which aeroplanes "lurch" off the runway - this should address that nicely. Many thanks for passing on the information - much appreciated.
Thank you, my heart sings with such comments:)
Just catching up with all your tutorials. Now having all my questions answered. Great stuff!
Great to hear!
I really appreciate your sharing all the various information and knowledge about the MSFS 2020. Very professional presentation. The new Sensitivity settings finally makes the simulator fly almost like a real aircraft. I have flown from the Cessna 152 to the Boeing 747 with-out all the wild gyrations I had previously encountered. Thanks again, keep up the good work and good health to you .
Thank you Capt, I made a few errors in this particular video; but I hope it gives people the general idea of what these settings do and how they can aid your flight experience.
Big thumbs up. Your video helped me a lot with Logitech Extreme 3D Pro joystick sensitivity settings.
Really good to hear; thanks for sharing.
Thanks for this. Helped a lot with the cj4. I watched your first one too
Good to hear it helped 👍
Your tip was a great one for me. Thanks so much!
Great to hear - thanks Tom! ;)
Another home-run for Huddison!! I have the Premium Deluxe FS2020 for 4 days now and I hated how the airplanes fly. Like you, I love Xplane 12 flight dynamics so the FS2020 was a big letdown. I kept adjusting things but nothing seemed to help much...........until now! your new sensitivity settings have TRANSORMED how the airplanes fly. As a RL Pilot I know how an airplane feels in the air and you described it perfectly. I used the Cessna Caravan for my testing because I wanted an airplane that was just heavy enough to show the attributes of the new settings. Well, I am thrilled that I can now fly FS2020 AND Xplane 12 and enjoy them both. Actually, my FS2020 now flies a bit more realistically than Xplane 12! Its heavenly. Thank you once again for your excellent help in these formerly frustrating matters. I pity my lovely Wife, she will have to endure my long-winded explanations of how much I love this now. Actually, she supports all of my Aviation activities, so I am blessed.
That's really great to hear Dan, thanks for you great input.
Hi , thanks for this brilliant explanation. I have a PXN hotas and its really twitchy, got it calmed down now thanks to you. I knew about the sensitivity section but just did'nt know how to apply it, cheers again.
That's fantastic - thanks for the comment ;)
You NAILED it for me. Tried these setting exactly for the KBSim Gladiator Joystick and KBSim rudders. FlybyWire a320, Default TBM, Aerosoft CRJs - all behave as expected now - SO SMOOTH. Absolutely perfect. Most excellent sir, thanks again. a BIG thumbs up.
Great to hear Jeff - feel free to join our Discord ;)
discord.gg/UsRD4mTJJq
You are so right, great find. Becomes so control like.
I always learn a lot from your videos. Thank You!
My pleasure & thanks for the great comment!
Many thanks for this. I have an old Logitech Attack 3. I tried a few settings as the sensitivity was like a jerky roller coaster ride and now so far I have found the following may be helpful to others for a start if the video settings are still not working. All sensitivities -100, Dead Zone 1%, Extreme Deadzone between -85% and -95%, Reactivity 95% approx. I will keep refining.
Which settings are you using generally today?
Glad I watched this video this morning made my experience in MSFS more exciting.
That is really encouraging to hear.
Totally agree with you. The sense of inertia, or slightly sluggish response of the aircraft that the "Reactivity" setting introduces is such a jump in dynamics. Much less twitchy. Much more of a sense of weight behind the controls. I like about 80% for yaw and pitch. I have some in the rudder too but still fiddling with that.
Good to hear others are finding that these new settings are improving their flight experience overall.
Thanks for this video. I wasn’t flying fs2020 because of the sensitivity. I will try this tomorrow 😁
Good luck🤞
Amazing tutorial man! I was tired of my joystick not feeling similar to an actual plane. Now it feels like the real thing!
Glad it helped!
am looking forward to FS 2020 more and more now that I have waited for it to get better thank you for this video and have Subscribed.
Welcome to the club ;)
Amazing tip! Feels like a new sim, a lot more realistic. Thank you very much!
No problem, good to hear it's still helping.
Wow, I didn't use this features yet, but I'll try 😊 Thanks for explaining it so well
Most welcome my friend; exciting times! :)
Once again! A great video and tips.
Thank you.
Most welcome.
Thank you. I will try. Best Regards from Brazil.
And to you - stay safe :)
Thanks for the update. I had not used the sim for a bit, and there was an update. 6 hours and 50 minutes later it was installed !! I have never had a update/ patch ever take this long. Normally it’s around 30 minutes or less. When I checked the content manager I found another 140. Luckily you can be selective.
When I restarted I found the default airliners were missing. All good fun.
I used your settings in the new sensitivity add ons , and yes they do make a difference. I have applied them to the Logitech Yoke, and my foot pedals
Also as a matter of interest I have purchased the Waco WYMF5. If you like biplanes this is well worth the £ 12.99 . Very highly detailed. It takes a bit of practice to take off and land. There is a lot of torque from the 300 bhp rotary engine. It also sounds very accurate. All the switches make a nice click as well. The smoke switch works , but it’s not supported yet.
Hi Frank, I adore Biplanes; the First World War and the Knights of the Sky is one of my favourite eras of history to read and research, I particularly enjoyed Wings (a Commodore Amiga game) back in the day; not very realistic, but it had a fascinating diary which was displayed before each mission.
So many thanks, I will look into the Waco WYMF5 and most likely buy it.
Thank you for sharing. Very helpful.
Thanks for watching.
thanks for update and video
Thanks for this great info!!
Glad it was helpful!
Seems like the perfect settings, feels much better now :)
I agree :)
Fantastic advice. The game feels so much better with my cheap controller now.
Great to hear 👍
Brilliant yet again! 👌
Great Video, really helpful 👌
Very much appreciated - thanks
Wow,,thank you sir! I can now fly the Bell 407 finally!😊😊😊
Wonderful 🌈✈😊
Very interesting, thanks !!!
Most welcome!
You are my hero, thank you so much.
Thank you kindly ;)
I'm using the old T.Flight HOTAS and it helps. I haven't setup my WinWing F-18 yet, without presets it appears to be a monumental Pain in the Arse
Thanks for all the great information in your videos! I am new to flight simulators and FS2020. I purchased the Logitech Yoke yesterday and have just been doing some of the basic training. I would be very interested in your other settings for your yoke - not just sensitivity. Any chance you could do a "Complete Settings" video or point me somewhere that has details on that? For instance I struggle with the default rudder controls and am curious what other, more experienced users have setup on their yokes. Thanks Again & happy flying!
Hi Robin and thanks for those great comments.
I will do my complete Yoke settings set-up soon, but for now check my FS2020 Guides and Tutorials playlist.
Excellent video
Thanks John.
ohhh look forward to more vids I hope to get fs 2020 premium deluxe I have been away tooo long from the sim for PC
I liked the 6:23 ..... more than the new additional sensitivity settings. Great video btw.
Thanks ;)
The reactivity is just slowing down your inputs if you move the joystick too fast. Basically set the reactivity to 0%
Move the joystick quick and you will see how it will move it in the sim slowly. If you move the joystick with the speed corresponding the reactivity settings your input and the output in the game will be same (1:1). That what is doing the reactivity. Not letting you to make fast movements. Outputs your commands with slower speed. This is useful if you have bigger curve in sensitivity. When you reach the most steep part of your curve, the reactivity comes very handy. IF you failed to understand again. Go to the axis settings and move your joystick while trying different reactivity settings. :)
It was just a very early morning overview video & you're correct - next time I will properly test before posting - though, it was more to bring attention of these new settings, as many (including myself prior to the post day) didn't know of them ;)
The "Extremity Dead Zone" simply cuts off the outer range of the movement of your joystick or yoke.
So it's more or less the opposite of the normal "Dead Zone".
Reactivity seems to add some form of input lag, if you lower its value.
Yes, thanks for sharing; we're learning more about these settings as time passes.
@@Huddison Sure no problem :)
This sounds like it should really help when flaring. Cuz sometimes it's hard to flare without jerking the controller and getting too much of a flare
Yes it certainly helps in that respect.
In flaring, it depends what aircraft you're flying. For commercial jets its only really 2.5 deg nose up attitude for the flare, its more of a check/close/hold manoeuvre. For smaller aircraft it's just holding it off till it lands by itself.
Hey huddi! Im new sub, i really appreciate the time you give to all your video's, they help me a lot! Can you please give me you actual sensitivity of your logitech yoke? I wanna practice with it! Thank you so much! Im big fan of your accent! Greattings from Mexico City!
Greetings to you too my friend, be sure to join the discord discord.gg/UsRD4mTJJq
I will make a video on all my settings very soon! ;)
I’m not sure but I think “extremity dead zone” is for adjusting the dead zones of the extremes instead of the center one (for example adding a dead zone on the right turn of the yoke at the very end)
Yes that makes sense, thanks for your input.
Hi. I feel like an idiot but I am still not sure what that means. Can you explain that a bit more. What actually happens if I set it to 5% or 50%
@MrVilla2000 Its hard for me to put it in words cause I speak Spanish but I’ll do my best..
If you put it to 50%, when you turn your yoke to the very end the simulator interprets that you are turning it 50% (but you’re turning your yoke 100%), that means you can be more precise with small turns on the sim, but you cant roll the airplane yoke to the maximum, so you’re loosing the 50% of the yoke but the other 50% its easy to control
I’ll explain it in Spanish in case you or somebody else does:
La “zona sin cobertura” (extremity deadzone) te deja limitar el giro maximo de tu timon/joystick, lo que significa que si lo giras al maximo, el simulador interpreta que estas girando menos (si lo pones en 50% y giras al maximo el simulador interpreta que estas girando el 50%), el beneficio es que podes hacer giros pequeños mas precisos, ya que girando mucho el joystick se gira poco en el juego, lo malo es que no podras girar a todo lo que da si quisieras, ya que el juego solo interpretaria que estas girando la mitad (o el porcentaje que le pongas en las configuraciones)
@@segundoaltieri21That's an excellent explanation! thanks!
I've only briefly tried tweaking these settings after watching the video and it seems like the "extreme dead zone" helped a lot. I put it up around 30 or so, I can't quite remember and it seemed like it gave the airplane some weight and stability. It felt a lot better. Still some tweaking, but you've sent us in the right direction. The one thing that I don't like about this sim is how light and squirrely the airplanes are, very unrealistic, but this seems like it has the potential to address this problem. Thanks for the great info!
Thanks for the great comment; it's good to know it's helping ;)
I have exact same joystick. killed one in 15 years and bought new one the exact same, i love it
It's an excellent stick 👍
@@Huddison I got my self a yoke few years ago but after trying it I kept using Logitech Attack 3
To be correct the first one didn't even die, it just not holding the neutral position in one spot. But slightly controlling to the right side just a little tighny bit if i don't touch it. I was using it in FSX no problem. But in MSFS2020 it was to sensitive and that little glitch started making difference and made it uncomfortable to fly.
So which slider is actually controlling overall sensityvity?
@@vityok3000 The Sensitivity slider, is mainly affecting sensitivity (i.e. you can make your controller more or less sensitive with it).
Hi thx for the video but my issue is when on the ground I have no control over the rudder.Just started after the sixth upgrade .Any ideas this is frustrating.Plane goes every which way with key bindings and the joystick...Logitech Extreme 3D pro.
thank you sir made a big difference
My pleasure ;)
The sim really needs to have a General control settings as well as optional individual aircraft settings. All aircraft handle differently and having a single set of axis and control settings just isn't optimal. Think about the difference between a 747, a glider and a helicopter, 3 very different platforms.
Excellent point👍 Agreed.
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NOT needed if Chuck Norris is Pilot in Command
@@catadjusterZ 👍
@@Huddison agreed. they should have gone the full mile with individual aircraft settings.
Hi mate been watching all your vod s and have been very helpfull but for the life of me cant get a key binding with the fuel change over there are so many could you do a video of those hard ones like the fuel thanks
Hi Roly, What aircraft are you flying and do you mean simply switching fuel from one tank to another? I am going to make more videos of bindings/hints, so I'll include this in it, if I can get it working.
@@Huddison thanks mate will be looking forward to that its the pipstrel plane, switching from right fuel tank to left ,have tried a few in the bindings but they wont work thought one key binding would work them all cheers
Followed your video thx but my issue is the rudder.After landing only I have no control.The plane is erratic on the ground.Any ideas?
The sensitivity curve I see using my old Genius joystick doesn't have the neutral zone in the middle, but roughly at the lower left corner. And it is not linear but exponential. Is it the joystick?
Join the Discord: discord.gg/3kra6JfHZT - we can better help you figure this out there.
I've been looking for someone to post a video about these two new settings ever since they became available with the Dec 22nd Major Update. Yours is the first I've come upon, so thank you. I've noticed on those GA aircraft I've taken the time to take a close look that the range of motion of the ailerons, stabilizer, and rudder is considerably less than that the range of motion of my Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Joystick. That suggests to me that setting the Extremity Dead Zone to match the joystick's range of motion may be of some benefit. I'm interested, if you should chose to do so, what insight you might bring to the subject.
Thank you and excellent point/question. Give me some time to think about this and I will respond with (hopefully) some helpful insights.
Having given your question some thought: it does make sense (at least theoretically) to match the range of motion of your Flight controller with the Extremity Dead-zone - have you tried this? Please let me know the results.
I'm still searching for any thorough/official documentation of what this 2 new settings actually are and do; I guess for now, it's a matter of experimenting to see what settings suit us all, individually, the best.
Here is the only fairly decent information I've come across so far:
forums.flightsimulator.com/t/explanation-of-new-sensitivity-settings/339054
@@Huddison I haven't enough experience as yet to feel confidant that I can make effective use of of the new settings which is why I've been looking for someone with more experience to share their thoughts. However, I have gone as far as looking at how setting the Extremity Dead Zone effects the presentation of the curve for the related axis. My first thought is that it makes a change of slope, essentially flattening out the curve that was imposed by the Sensitivity setting, making the response more uniform across the range of motion. I suspect that using an Extremity Dead Zone Setting of more than a few percent would impact one's choice for the Sensitivity Setting. Whether or not any of this is true I don't know. Regarding Reactivity - Having seen how a rapid large movement on a control axis effects the path followed by the "dot" when the Reactivity has been changed (in that the dot can move away considerably from the line it would otherwise follow) has put me off from experimenting with the setting until such time as I settle on which aircraft I will make an effort to become thoroughly familiar with. Thank you for engaging on this topic.
@@alvinboning6961 Keep me informed of any progress you make on this matter and I will do likewise.
Hey! I am getting my yoke Friday :). I am wondering how you go into outside view in MFS 2020? I've looked everywhere but can't find any that say. Do you know how you can look outside while in MFS 2020?
Yes, the default keyboard binding is the 'End' key. Press that and you'll jump outside, press it again and you'll jump back into your cockpit.
This setting is under: Controls/Camera/Camera Mode Switches. You can also set a button on your yoke (when you get it ;) or Throttle Quadrant (that's where I have mine).
I'll make another video soon of all the current bindings I have set on my Yoke and Hotas systems👍
@@Huddison Alright thanks!
Just a quick question, will the 'reactivity' fix reduce the very sensitive rudders? I use the TFRP thrustmeter pedals, and in most planes the rudder inputs are far too snappy and sensitive, does reactivity fix that issue for you ?(no matter the rudder pedals)
I've never altered reactivity on my Rudder Pedals; but it's worth a shot for you.
I have fs2020 and the turdle beach yoke and throttle set up , I’m having trouble configuring it properly, any advice?
loaded question: come onto the Discord and many will be able to aid you in there with it.
What they have done is called them the wrong things.
Reactivity is actually Sensitivity.
What they call sensitivity is actually Linearity.
These terms are found in driving sims and wheel setups.
Had this joystick for 10 years now, love it.
Which one the Attack 3?
@@Huddison Forgot to mention, the Attack 3 :)
@@KhazAlp It's a superb starter joystick ;)
@@Huddison indeed :)
OK but the cessna 150 or 172 doesn’t cause big trouble with the different settings.
Shouldn’t it not been better to trie the Bonanza or the TBM?
The Cessna 172 feels much more refined and less 'twitchy' whilst rolling & pitching (specifically whilst rolling left and right), with some Reactivity settings; like you can see in this video.
I'm sure aircraft like the Bonanza will benefit greatly from altering these setting too - please try it and let us know 👍
Great video! I have the Logitech X52 Pro, and I've this problem with the Y-Axis Joystick. When I lift the nose up it's fine, but when I lower the nose down it goes down really fast. This is really annoying and makes landing extremely hard. Any suggestions would high be appreciated! Thank you!!
Personally, I would decrease the sensitivity, or increase then dead-zone, in your decent Axis.
@@Huddison I'll try to play around with sensitivity settings. Decreased the reactivity to 0 on Y axis. It did help. I'll have to try tweeking some other stuff maybe I'll find the best combination.
Thank you for the fast reply! 😊
@@MrCommentzz You're most welcome
Good info👍
I see your Track IR is detected in your Controller menu. Mine is not, yet it works (most the time). Wonder why that is?
Not sure, if I remember correctly, it has always been there on mine. I use the Delan clip btw.
Mine appears when it is on and I wear the reflector. If I switch off with F9 it disappears; on, and it's back!
Doesn’t make a difference anymore because I’ve gone VR!
Holy Cow!!! It’s like the sim became real and alive! Can’t ever go back to 2D. It’s kinda funny by comparison.
@@kennykanada I have tried VR but I don't like wearing anything, I find goggles annoying, I feel itchy, too hot. I don't wear spectacles, even for £ trillions. But yep it is immersive; I tried at the flight sim show for ~ 30 minutes doing aerobatics: no nausea, no problem at all - never been sea sick. Also, you can't see your surroundings, like keyboard or whatever you want to use, so it would be nice if they would include a camera to see your surroundings, with software to define the area you want to see in the goggles (and give it any shape you want!), and of course a toggle button to switch it on/off. Also, it's a massive wait to get a 3090. So I am waiting that the world decides to stop panicking and live normally, so hopefully we won't have shortages after shortages... I guess it will be a new MB/CPU/GPU at least!
@@kennykanada Very nice and a big 👍 from me - I feel the same with DCS World; hard for me to play that on a monitor now ;)
I guess it's good for most planes, but I fly mostly the Extra and I like to have the whole range and be very reactive, so for me 0 and 100. I wish they could fix the roll in the Extra: if you roll very fast then put ailerons in neutral, the Extra keeps rolling (like a moment of inertia), but in real life, once you put ailerons in neutral, the aircraft stops rolling straight away.
I didn't know that about the Extra, thanks for the info.
The physics engine is a complete mess. There is no point in flying any aerobatics in MFS, especially not in the Extra.
@@getsideways7257 Maybe not a complete mess, but it needs improvements. At least I can fly aerobatics, but I have to adapt ... Otherwise, what do you recommend for aerobatics?
@@raymondgoubet You can fly aerobatics? What about snap rolls in the Extra? Not to mention Lomcovaks...
Although I'd prefer there was a better choice, but so far my recommendations are: DCS Yak-52, DCS Christen Eagle II: czcams.com/video/3inFh673oUE/video.html
and the original Flight Unlimited: czcams.com/video/PrAtarbazdU/video.html
They all have their quirks, but at least they seem to behave like actual aircraft... until they don't.
Why go out of one's way to get something like Flight Unlimited running on a current PC? Because so far it's the only sim using a Navier-Stokes solver for its flight dynamics model (albeit a pretty crude solver it is).
@@getsideways7257 snap rolls in the Extra? Apparently yes, I read it somewhere, but you need to be not too fast; I don't remember the speed range. Lomcovaks is not possible. If you watch the latest MSFS Aerodynamics video, there are no vectors on the prop, so there may not simulate the forces there; not sure if they decided not to show them, or they have none... czcams.com/video/2KdM2pT1hI8/video.html But they say the aircraft has 1306 parts, and they say they only show a subset of all the vectors...
If the basic Flight Unlimited can do better, I guess a good addon maker could do something better than the default Extra... I will try tomorrow to experiment further with the Extra... I will go explore further what I do here: czcams.com/video/JkxTHk02gqo/video.html but at lower altitude to learn in denser air.
I wish when we paid premium or even regular sim, that we had access to a databank because we all seem to have to figure it out on our own. That shouldnt be the case. Otherwise, theyve done a fantastic job beyond the hickups.
Great point Steve and I do agree they should offer more in terms of pre-set setups.
The Dec update wiped my Logitech pro joystick from the game. Is that when these new sensitivity settings arrived?
I'm not sure, but that sounds about right, as I hadn't noticed them in the Sim previous to that.
They appeared last update . Asobo never mentioned it . Weird .
Does this apply to regular controller as well??
Well I give up. I have the Saitek AV8R-01 and I simply cannot configure it. It just does random stuff - but works perflect on FSX. Keyboard use only option, but then whatever aircraft I use, it's 50/50 whether I'll have a flight where the plane doesn't have a mind of its own (even with all assists on/ off/ weather perfect no wind etc). Any suggestions anyone?
Whats your best settings for the Logitech 3D Extreme Pro?
I own one, unfortunately.
@@Huddison You do...? Don't? 🙄
@@rymdskrotet opps was rushing there! - I _don't_ own one.
hello their,i have a gladiator nxt for pc ect but when i go on flight sim2020 it doesnt work in sensitivty page the joystick is blacked out, ive no idea how too confiq it anyway,but it works in fsx ,what a joystick it REALLY is ,its perfect,i have also a series s and it doesnt work on their either,ive tried the controler but wow ,i bet who made them has never played on a fight sim,any help you can give me would be very much ("app") i couldnt spell it at school and still cant (50 years later)..lol....thank you ....
Hi, that controller will not work on the Series S - no controller will, unless it is specifically designed to work on the Xbox consoles.
Take a look at this video (part 1 in a playlist of 3): czcams.com/video/A3p3KNBzn0Q/video.html
This may help you to set it up on PC.
My X axis is great but when I use the Y there is a massive input delay and it just makes me crash basically anyway it can be fixed.
What flight controller are you using?
@@Huddison I’m not rich so I’m on a budget I got the Speedlink Phantom Halk it works perfect on x plane but on the Microsoft flight simulator you literally can’t go up and down it’s weird
@@jude11117 check this series I made for budget joysticks & see if it helps:
czcams.com/video/A3p3KNBzn0Q/video.html
@@Huddison Thanks
I own this great joystick and have a question. Is there a way to mimic a long travel collective with curves in msfs? The left throttle are to sensitive and it is near impossible to hover due to the helicopter (cowansim 500e) going up or down. Can not hold the altitude.
Remind me which joystick is that - the Hotas One?
If so, a good cheap trick is to 'Criss-cross' an elastic band around the throttle's lever, which will make it much less flaky/sensitive.
@@Huddison haha I have the velocity one flight stick
@@MagnusThornberg I'll get back to you one this.
@@Huddison 🙏 I tried -67 on sensitivity on the left throttle. That made it perfect for hover. But so slow to react on the rest of the collective span. 🙈 I’m thinking if I should build a longer stick to the throttle.
Hey there do these settings work on regular console controller ??
To an extent: play around with them to see how it feels for you.
I realise this is over one year old but hey a good one stays forever. Just one point, on my settings menu the slider for Extremity Dead Zone has the 0% shown in the middle position and if I place the slider in the same far left position as shown in the video my measure shows -100% ? First query is do you have any idea why? and second query is, is the position of the slider important or is the actual measure shown i.e. 0% more relevant? Thank you.
Sounds like a good question to ask in the Discord: discord.gg/xDKwFYDsZk - as it will be multi layered.
That's great information, very useful. I have the Saitek yoke, rudder peddles and throttle Quadrant. The yoke and pedals work beautifully, but I cant get the throttle quadrant to work properly. The throttle is ether off or 50% to 100%, the prop and mixture leavers don't work at all. the only way I can use the throttle is to revers the throw on it, which makes it easier for landings. I wonder if anyone else has had this problem with the Saitek Throttle Quadrant. If anyone could throw some light on my problem for me, I would be most grateful.
Hi David, do you have the throttle set to 'throttle axis 1' in options/controls?
@@Huddison Thanks for getting back to me. Yes I do have it set to Axis 1 and when in sensitivity I operate the throttle, the slider bar jumps from 0 to 50% with very little movement of the axis 1 and then travel up to 100% as you continue to operate the axis 1 handle on the throttle quadrant. The prop (axis 2) dose exactly the same and mixture (axis 3) jumps from 0% to 100% and back. I have tried cancelling and reassigning them, updating the drivers from Saitek, contacting Saitek to see if they can help. I'm stumped. I'm seriously thinking of buying the Honeycomb throttle quadrant but at the moment it's not available, even Honeycomb are out of stock. Any way, thank you for your help, its much appreciated.
@@morgidvmw0mdv I'll pin this message, in case somebody has a solution.
@@Huddison Thanks Huddison that very kind of you. Thank for your help. Dave.
@@morgidvmw0mdv Glad to be of help
Hello. I have a thrustmaster from Aibus. and I have a problem. as soon as I turn on engine 1 or 2 on the thrustmaster, the speed mode and aiming mode do not come to me in units, but add and subtract in tens. As soon as I turn off the engine with the thrustmaster controllers, they read and add the heading mode and speed mode again in units. how do I solve a setup problem? please
Just to clarify: you own the Thrstmaster TCA sidestick? I personally do not own one, so will not be in the best position to answer your question.
Someone else may see your comment and be able to help though.
@@Huddison yes, I have a Thrustmaster TCA sidestick. sorry for the question. I thought you had a Thrustmaster TCA sidestick. thank you for answer. have a nice day :-)
@@moravskarozvazkova Thanks, hopefully somebody will be able to help :)
I have got the Logitech attack, and the issue I have is the throttle.... when I’m using the throttle it’s either 0% or 100% no gradual increase or decrease. I have tried to manipulate the setting for the Z axis, which controls the throttle but nothing seems to work, how does your throttle work on the Logitech attack?
It works gradually from 0 to 100%. Make sure you have your throttle assigned to 'Throttle Axis 1'.
Check this series I did setting up the Attack 3 and jump to 'Throttle config' on the timeline:
czcams.com/video/A3p3KNBzn0Q/video.html
@@Huddison thnk you for taking time to reply much appreciated.
Where is that accent from? You sound like Davy Jones in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies
That's a new one! Lived all over the UK effectively - aye lad ;)
@@Huddison just such a unique accent than other UK accents I've heard
Anybody has a good and realistic sensitive settings for A320?
The person who bought these settings to my attention, apparently has good working settings for the 747 - maybe he'll see this comment and share.
Can these settings be used wth an Xbox controller?
Yes, give it a try ;)
It's a nice option but you will struggle on your next severe crosswind landing when you need full deflection of the ailerons. However, that is always going to be a problem with joysticks because of their limited range of motion.
Very true
Sorry this really bugged me, its not Extreme dead zone- 'like a dead zone but more extreme' - its Extremity - ie: at the far ends of the travel. This means that last bit of joystick travel will not change inpit if you have any extremity deadzone set.
Yes as I explained in the description and subsequent videos....
would this work on the pedals as well?
It will likely have some effect - not tested it yet.
@@Huddison I tried that 75% on the rudder and found control on the runway in take-off and landing had much less veering. I did it in the Baron. I should try it in the Carenado 182 - talk about all over the place in landing. I'll let you know. All we needed was someone to tell us how to use those new settings. Kudos to both of you. Cheers!
@@MrSunlander My sincere thanks to you my friend ;)
Does that apply to Xbox Series X I wonder ?im using Hotas 1
Yes these apply to Xbox also.
@@Huddison you are my favorite MSFS CZcamsr love the accent by the way thanks for reply
Whenever I change the reactivity setting it doesn’t do anything and it doesn’t save
It's still not saving on Xbox.
@@Huddison do you think they are gonna fix it?
@@lorent0591 I really hope so
I have TCA airbus
Nice!
You keep forgetting to hit save after changing your settings
Na, I 'applied and saved' the settings, as shown in this video.
I refunded the game because eof the rudder sensitivity. But I just bought it again.
Good call!
People seem to always try to compensate physics engine deficiencies fiddling with the control curves/deadzones. That's pure bullshit. When you put your controls in the extreme positions the sim should respond as if the actual control surfaces were deflected to the maximum. Also, the only "reactivity" you need in a sim is the REDUCED input lag. Preferably to zero. Not increased. If the all linear curves/no deadzones/no lag setup is acting strange when you are flying on a semi-decent controller, that means Microsoft needs to fire Asobo, not ask them to add more settings.
Reactivity simply "dampen" your movement. Equivalent engineering term is like using a "running average" of your input. Picture a stock price in stock market over several months: it zig-zag with a lot of day-to-day noise. Now if you were to plot a 5-day running average (average includes 2 days before and 2 days after) the result would be a much smoother curve. It smooths out the jerkiness of data by averaging over time.
Excellent analogy - thanks.
At czcams.com/video/0_P9F4IACS4/video.html you call the control "Extreme" it is really "Extremity".
Test
Why do youtubers blast their viewers with the noise before every video? Trying to be like Hollyweird is a recipe for disaster. We came here to get away from the Hollyweird noise.
Okies...
its psicologic, all its just placebo, the beavior is still over sensitive and junky
Flight sim 2020 lag and stutter.
There are many complains on the web according to those
issues and yes some has not prober hardware and internet
connection to run the game smoth but i will say it has
mostly to do with bad software programing and game server issue.
Because i run the game with 500mbit fiber connection have
72 fps cpu gpu vram and ram with less than 50 percent use and still
have lag and stutter so conclusion is game will not run smoth even
with a NASA computer and the fastest connection avaible.
Fight sim 2020 sofware is bad programing on slow gameserver.
In comparison i run Ace combat 7 smoth with 235 fps.
Microsoft it is time to wake up and fix this !!!
You really can't compare Ace Combat 7 to MSFS 2020: 2 completely different programs and purposes.
All the major 'aviation' Flight Simulators were troublesome to run smoothly when they first launched. FSX waa a major pain to run with good settings back in the day, even to maintain 30 fps! X-Plane had similar problems, until the recent Vulcan update. Give the Sim time to develop; things should only improve.
Comparison or not MSFS lag issue still adressed to server and game !
@Carsten Sommer As Huddison pointed out, it is sorta still 'early' day for MSFS. And it is always easier to complain about the game rather than your own equipment. My Internet is a lot less than yours (65 ish Mbps WiFi), I use a Gigabyte RTX 2080 Super GPU, 32MB Ram at 2666 MHz, Intel i7 8700K chip, MSI Bazooka MB and have the sim on a Samsung SSD. So a medium system that I built about 1.5 years ago. On average, I get around 40fps - quite enough. Lag and stutter are absolutely minimal for me, when they happen. My advice is to check your components. Some graphic cards/chips may work better than others with this sim. But yeah, overall the sim and servers needs optimising.
Running Ace Combat 7 smoth at 235 fps then hardware is top