Hardware & Technical Creating a constant deadzone for my tflight rudder pedals

kylekatarn720

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Here it goes, i have a thrustmaster t flight rudder pedals. From the TARGET's device analyzer i know that my pedals moves on an axis which has a 0-1023 value range. My problem is that further i move away my pedals from the center of that axis (which should be something like 512) it starts to wiggle. Now dont get me wrong, it doesnt wiggle when its on a neutral (center) position so i dont actually need a deadzone for that. It only starts to wiggle after i move it away from that center value (512). As far as i can see from the device analyzer that wiggle makes my rudder pedals input values X±3. So for example if i try to input, lets say a value of 250, because of that wiggle the input constantly changes between a range of 247-253.

What i want to do is, to create a constant deadzone or a limitation that will force my pc to ignore the value changes smaller than 3. I need a constant deadzone around my input value but i ve couldnt manage to create one so far.

If you are able to help me with this or if you can suggest a different solution to my problem, i would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Good day
 

Non Grata

Non Grata
It sounds like you need some sort of smoothing. Have you looked in the Target software - maybe you could script something?
 

kylekatarn720

K
taotoo said:
It sounds like you need some sort of smoothing. Have you looked in the Target software - maybe you could script something?
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I looked at the manual of the TARGET a bit but i couldnt manage to find what i need in there. It has chapters for curves, inner-outer deadzones and a couple of functions but these things dont seem to be the solution of my problem as far as i can tell. And yea smoothing is the right word for it, like the one in trackIR, but i have no idea how to do it.
 

kylekatarn720

K
Mot said:
Mine don't do that at all. Yours might be faulty. In warrantee?
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Ye it has warrantee but i dont want to wait for 2 months while it travels to and back from US. To be honest, this "wiggle" is not actually a game breaker for me, it just annoys me whenever im flying my huey cos it starts to swing the helicopter like a craddle whenever i fly a coordinated flight.
 
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