I find the pitch is unbearably slow (For example, i can't begin to compete with the pitch ability of the 3rd single player combat scenario pilot), and was wondering if it was able to be adjusted with the TARGET software? I adjusted the curves for the Y axis in TARGET and ran the profile but noticed no change in Elite. Any help would be appreciated.
Hardware & Technical Possible to adjust pitch sensitivity of a Thrustmaster Warthog?
- Thread starter Incapacitater
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I would love the ability to adjust axis sensitivity for them.
For me roll is often too sensitive when I often like flying FAoff and the thrusters too,
(forward/reverse/lateral/vertical) all are way too sensitive when mapped to an axis.
I have a Thrustmaster T.16000M and I am quite sure you can adjust about ANYTHING with TARGET, I do it too!
All you would need to do is set deadzones (say, 15) on both, the lower and upper of a particular axis, the curve will become steeper and the axis more sensitive because it will reach 100% earlier. It works fine here.
What exactly does not work?
Read my TARGET mini guide here:
http://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=33932
You might ignore the part where I add lines to get the POV/HAT to work, depending what OS you use and of course your stick. But the principle should be the same for Warthog as well. You can really change/do anything with those sticks and TARGET short of making the sticks lay eggs
It's a little confusing at first but then it really adds to the thrustmaster sticks if you know how to do it.
All you would need to do is set deadzones (say, 15) on both, the lower and upper of a particular axis, the curve will become steeper and the axis more sensitive because it will reach 100% earlier. It works fine here.
What exactly does not work?
Read my TARGET mini guide here:
http://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=33932
You might ignore the part where I add lines to get the POV/HAT to work, depending what OS you use and of course your stick. But the principle should be the same for Warthog as well. You can really change/do anything with those sticks and TARGET short of making the sticks lay eggs
It's a little confusing at first but then it really adds to the thrustmaster sticks if you know how to do it.
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