Flip Trigger as Axis
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Re: Flip Trigger as Axis
Just to help, apparently it is possible to assign the flip trigger an axis instead of one other, such as the Twist axis if you don't use that.
Ron61, this is for users who need both the brake lever and the flip trigger axis. There is a further mystery how to make the flip trigger axis cover the full range of the Z axis (twist/rudder), rather than just half. Any help appreciated!
Ron61, this is for users who need both the brake lever and the flip trigger axis. There is a further mystery how to make the flip trigger axis cover the full range of the Z axis (twist/rudder), rather than just half. Any help appreciated!
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Re: Flip Trigger as Axis
Doing this worked on mine to assign axis onto the flip trigger (axis 7, the one usually assigned to the twist, if you have it), though I'm not actually using the flip trigger as an axis.
When you calibrate it, start with the flip trigger down. After you pulled on the flip trigger couple of times during the calibration, make sure to flip up the trigger as well before ending the calibration. Otherwise, it'll read at max value when the trigger is flipped up. The movement range is rather short, but you can get full range after it's flipped down this way.
When you calibrate it, start with the flip trigger down. After you pulled on the flip trigger couple of times during the calibration, make sure to flip up the trigger as well before ending the calibration. Otherwise, it'll read at max value when the trigger is flipped up. The movement range is rather short, but you can get full range after it's flipped down this way.
Last edited by Tuesday John on Thu Feb 18, 2021 16:37, edited 2 times in total.
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