Hello, there seems to be an issue for some addons in Microsoft Flight Simulator for detecting a true 0% throttle input. It will only detect it at 00.00% if I wiggle the throttle a few times back to idle physically.
So my question: is there a way to calibrate the throttle so the last 1-2% is the actual zero point of the throttles? Basically creating a "deadzone" near idle so that any point in that last 1-2% is detected as truly 0.0%?
Thank you!
How to calibrate for zero'ing throttles in low range (THQ)
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Re: How to calibrate for zero'ing throttles in low range (THQ)
First of all make sure the module is properly calibrated. If not sure, please post a screenshot with VKBDevCfg showing the Profile/Axes/Physical and Logical Axes chart.
Second, make sure you're binding the THQ's throttles to an analog control in MSFS (Axes), and not digital (buttons).
Second, make sure you're binding the THQ's throttles to an analog control in MSFS (Axes), and not digital (buttons).
Re: How to calibrate for zero'ing throttles in low range (THQ)
They are calibrated, the range shows a full 0 to 65535 range across the entire axis.
I'm also using FSUIPC to calibrate to the axis, but I assume it's a bug with the addon itself not properly detecting full 00.00% throttle. It has its own built-in calibration tool that I used to, I believe, get around the issue, so it should be ok now.
Thanks for your reply.
I'm also using FSUIPC to calibrate to the axis, but I assume it's a bug with the addon itself not properly detecting full 00.00% throttle. It has its own built-in calibration tool that I used to, I believe, get around the issue, so it should be ok now.
Thanks for your reply.
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