Full Range Of Throttle Not Used In Simulation No Documentation In my testing the simulated throttle control does not move until either 25% or 50% of my real world throttle range has been reached. mapped as a regular “throttle 1 axis” into the left cell column gives full range of travel in game. Now i have the problem, that in the aircraft the full axis is not utilized. i need to push the throttle around 40% to see it moving in the plane. i already checked the axis settings in the controls and the axis is shown there correctly (so i can see it moving in its full range in the settings).
Simulation Model Of Throttle System Download Scientific Diagram Trouble is, i don't seem to have any forward thrust from my throttle and i can't throttle down to zero, effectively meaning that i'm constantly in reverse regardless of whether my throttle is fully forward, fully back or somewhere in between. Take a look through all your axis key assignments and bindings. the default profile can sometime assign duplicates which can cause this. out of curiosity, what does the windows calibration tool show? is it giving you the full range of throttle?. After starting up msfs2020 for the first time today i found that the throttle settings in fsuipc7 no longer worked. i could either set the throttles to full throttle or to idle, no position in between was "recognized". I have a thrustmaster airbus stick with a little knob on the bottom that controls throttle. it works somewhat but the problem is it only uses 25% to 75% throttle range. so i manually have to increase it in the virtual cockpit for afterburners or to just get off the ground on a heli.
Simulation Result Various Throttle Setting Download Scientific Diagram After starting up msfs2020 for the first time today i found that the throttle settings in fsuipc7 no longer worked. i could either set the throttles to full throttle or to idle, no position in between was "recognized". I have a thrustmaster airbus stick with a little knob on the bottom that controls throttle. it works somewhat but the problem is it only uses 25% to 75% throttle range. so i manually have to increase it in the virtual cockpit for afterburners or to just get off the ground on a heli. I’m using a ch throttle for throttle control, have recalibrated it using the ch utility and checked in game settings including sensitivity to make sure i’m getting full travel. I constantly have issues with either my trim adjustment or my rudder going all or nothing using the thrustmaster 16000m throttle. what i have had to do is calibrate it every time prior to starting the game to make sure it works right. You only get full range (as far as i am aware) by not quite going to full forward or full back when calibrating. basically leave a little gap at either end. your mileage may vary on how big a gap to leave but if i don't do this i don't get full range period. Hello guys, i recently switched to x52 pro from a hosas setup and having a problem with this setup; i want to use the full range throttle but instead of 50% distribution of throttle, i want the first 20% for reverse and the rest 80% for forward throttle. is there way for this?.
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