I had practicing an aerial refueling yesterday on F-15C. Never done it before but I have succeed. It was very hard. I realized that I need to change my joystick's axes setups to make it work smoother
have a cheap joystick "Logitech 3D pro". So I have used the autopilot to hold the altitude and horizontal fly. I only used the yav rudder to adjust airplane left and right, and throttle to adjust speed

much more massive turd, and in axis tunes it called setting up your curves btw.

Nothing unreasonable about what he's asking, setting up the joystick in DCS world IS ridiculously overcomplicated

I have been watching videos all evening yesterday. Turns out VKB NXT Gladiator is an "entry level" joystick. Warthog looks like trash in all of them (figures -- it's an old gimmick A-10 US joy made

1. Yes you can. I'm using it in all games that requires flying including Arma.

2. It is more stiff than the average gaming joystick but in my book that is only positive. It makes controlling the

joystick.

on HOTAS setups or standalone joysticks that don't have a lot of controls (especially hat switches). Coming from experience, it is "possible" to use the A-10C with limited controls but it will be
since it is so simple but it does place a greater burden on your keyboard and your HOTAS/joystick since you can't use the mouse to hit things like the landing gear lever and such.

In contrast, the A-10

easier to stay on course when not using autopilot. Flying the Ka-50, most of the time I’m in Autopilot Director Control and I release the trimmer only if I’m getting too much force on the joystick or want

range".

"Vkb joy tester" is a universal joystick test tool test all your input and range:
https://www.vkbcontrollers.com/pages/downloads
DIview and dxtweak is powerful calibration tool allow you remap

引用自 Xupicor：

I tried 86 in current OB and the joystick was right there, no problems. Have you tried veryfying files through Steam? Reinstalling everything completely is a

correct input method.

Under normal circumstances, it would probably be best to drop something like $40 on a basic, entry level joystick but due to the current popularity of Flight Simulator 2020, Covid