Sensitivity curves for GNX (FS2020)

[fbar]

I recently received my new Gladiator NXT and I am absolutely loving it! It is such a fine piece of engineering and materials, and a huge upgrade from my old T16000M (which by the way is only slightly cheaper than the GNX in my country).

I've spent the last few days adjusting the sensitivity curves on my X and Y axes in Flight Simulator 2020, but something still feels a bit off/unnatural. I was wondering if anyone has some good starting points? I'm still deciding if I should just adjust the extremity deadzones and keep the curves linear, or if it is better to use full range with non-linear curves. I've also found that lower reactivity gives a better feeling.

Has anyone here spent time optimizing the FS2020 curves for the GNX? Please feel free to share!

[fallout9]

Using curves for controlling the plane is very personal. Some even use different curves for different planes.
The most important thing is to make sure you're calibrated, otherwise your axes might jump around. If you're not sure post a screenshot of Profile/Axes/Physical Axes, which would tell the status of your calibration.

[fbar]

Thanks for the reply! The stick is calibrated and works great. I was just looking to see what others have found to be good settings. I'm still playing around to see what is most comfortable. You're right about how different planes feel different, and I guess I'll do what you suggest and create different profiles.

Thanks again!

[CharlieMason]

Hey fbar,

Here's my sensitivity curves for MSFS. The imgur album was meant for someone else, so only the specific images might be relevant, but you can get an idea for things, so you might be able to see what you like and figure out how to set your own up. As fallout9 said, it is indeed personal, in the end.

https://imgur.com/a/LIuJdqz

Cheers and Happy Flying!

[fbar]

Thanks, I'll take a look!