Greetings!
Sorry for my bad english, i'm trying my best tough
So i used a Thrustmaster t-flight hotas x for E: D in the past but i didn't played for a while now.
I just reinstalled E: D a few days ago (first time since i use win 10 if that counts for anything), but the z axis (throttle) doesn't work properly. I don't think it's E: D related rather than calibration but still, i tried to google for some solutions but nothing i tried seemed to work.
My E: D setting for throttle is:
Throttle axis: [joy z-axis] inverted (deadzone: 0 (all the way to the left))
Throttle axis range: full range
With this setting and everything at default in windows here is how my throttle works:
Throttle stick in the middle position (my ship should be at full stop):
instead, throttle seems to be at about 35-40%
Throttle fully up:
I'm not sure how ship speed works nowadays but this does seem to be less than 100% throttle (my speed is 256 here, with flight assist off it goes up to 274, and after a boost (fa still off) it slows back to 370 from 496)
This setup looks like this in the win 10 built in setup utility (this is the default setting):
Seems like it's less than it should be, i guess this is why my ship moves when it should stand still.
With the throttle stick fully pulled back, it looks like this:
This also less than it should be.
It looks like this during calibration.
All the way up :
Middle position:
All the way back:
Everything else scales from 0-100% with 50% being the middle position.
After calibrating it looks like this: all the way up, middle pos, all the way down respectively.
It seem to be using the full scale now, but the middle position is still not quite right.
With these settings (meaning after calibration) ingame it works like this:
Throttle at middle pos:
Better than before but it's still not right, the ship still moves when it shouldn't.
Full speed ahead is the same as before (256).
Full backwards speed is 164, i didn't took screenshot but it was 128 before calibration.
So the windows 10 default tool to calibrate made things somewhat better but it's still not good.
Can any of you suggest a better calibration tool, or some other solution for this problem?
Sorry for my bad english, i'm trying my best tough
So i used a Thrustmaster t-flight hotas x for E: D in the past but i didn't played for a while now.
I just reinstalled E: D a few days ago (first time since i use win 10 if that counts for anything), but the z axis (throttle) doesn't work properly. I don't think it's E: D related rather than calibration but still, i tried to google for some solutions but nothing i tried seemed to work.
My E: D setting for throttle is:
Throttle axis: [joy z-axis] inverted (deadzone: 0 (all the way to the left))
Throttle axis range: full range
With this setting and everything at default in windows here is how my throttle works:
Throttle stick in the middle position (my ship should be at full stop):
Throttle fully up:
This setup looks like this in the win 10 built in setup utility (this is the default setting):
With the throttle stick fully pulled back, it looks like this:
It looks like this during calibration.
All the way up :
Middle position:
All the way back:
After calibrating it looks like this: all the way up, middle pos, all the way down respectively.
With these settings (meaning after calibration) ingame it works like this:
Throttle at middle pos:
Full speed ahead is the same as before (256).
Full backwards speed is 164, i didn't took screenshot but it was 128 before calibration.
So the windows 10 default tool to calibrate made things somewhat better but it's still not good.
Can any of you suggest a better calibration tool, or some other solution for this problem?
