Hi there,
Acknowledging that "playing via Bootcamp on a Mac" is likely to raise some eyebrows and that as a technology it's on its way out, I've been using it for years and have only just run across an issue w/my ~6yo X52 Pro throttle (and only the throttle) after purchasing a new 2020 MacBook Pro. The whole set of details is available on Reddit, but the summary is here:
I've tried multiple USB-A-to-USB-C adapters, both active (CalDigit TS3+ dock) and passive (including Apple's own passive adapter), connecting through a powered hub, and each of the four ports on the 2020 MBP: All yield the same results in ED, and only in ED.
I've even tried a friend's X52 Pro (same vintage): Same results.
Any (constructive) thoughts?
o7,
Alba Tros
Acknowledging that "playing via Bootcamp on a Mac" is likely to raise some eyebrows and that as a technology it's on its way out, I've been using it for years and have only just run across an issue w/my ~6yo X52 Pro throttle (and only the throttle) after purchasing a new 2020 MacBook Pro. The whole set of details is available on Reddit, but the summary is here:
- X52 Pro throttle when playing Horizons under Windows 10 on the 2017/2018 MBP ("all Thunderbolt 3/USB-C ports") I've used for three years: tracks beautifully.
- Same throttle when playing Horizons under Windows 10 on the new 2020 MBP: any movement from zero jumps my ship throttle to 50%, then to 100%, and no amount of physical throttle movement brings it back below 50%.
- Windows' native "Set Up USB Game Controllers" utility indicates that the Z-axis tracks throughout its range of travel just as smoothly as any of the other continuous axes.
- X-Plane demo appears to track X52 Pro's throttle smoothly throughout its range of travel.
- If I set the throttle to zero w/a key binding and walk away for a few minutes, I'll sometimes come back to find my ship traveling at 50% throttle.
I've tried multiple USB-A-to-USB-C adapters, both active (CalDigit TS3+ dock) and passive (including Apple's own passive adapter), connecting through a powered hub, and each of the four ports on the 2020 MBP: All yield the same results in ED, and only in ED.
I've even tried a friend's X52 Pro (same vintage): Same results.
Any (constructive) thoughts?
o7,
Alba Tros