#Adjust joystick sensitivity windows 10 full#

You will not be able to edit these numbers on the fly.

This can be anything >1, <0, or >1.5 (maximum setting in PS2).

Get a number you think will be close to what you want. Solution: DXTweak2 (link below) Step 1: Know your preferred sensitivity value. Select the axis you want to customize then press this button. Step 2: In the controls menu, next to 'Axis Assign', theres a button called 'Axis Tune'.

Anyway, to rule out a joystick issue, calibrate your stick in windows control panel. Turning your joystick into a cross-room projectile. Why the is there no way to change the sensitivity of a joystick in this game < > Showing 1-15 of 16 comments.

In the beginning Just practice with training planes like the blanik (or ask21 if you have it). Any help with axis settings would be appreciated. I doubt the issue is sensitivity, and its more likely you are stalling high performance gliders in thermals, and/or you are not using your trim properly. But I can sustain 8.0Gs in a turn at varying speeds for 80 seconds with an inferior joystick and no curves.

#Adjust joystick sensitivity windows 10 full#

Id get the same if I remove the spring from the warthog base and the T-50CM2 joystick isnt what I really want to use for flying the -16. The only thing I change is the roll saturation- I change it such that full deflection of the F-16 comes at 90 of my X-52's deflection (the roll response is a little mild for me). Using my warthog on the warbrd base is kind of moot since the warthog is a heavy stick and the base isnt up to par to handle that kind of weight so it constantly tips over. I can work with that, but problem being is the warthog stick is stiff, and removing the spring makes it too loose.

Ive tried curves at -25 on both x and y axis Ive tried curves at -100, and at the moment I have it set on if I even breathe on the stick I get full stick deflection in any direction. Since the real F-16 has FSSB, it makes it really hard to fly with no dead zone or axis curves - I dont have any aircraft or helicopter in the fleet that I deviate from the original axis curves.

I have both an unmodded warthog joystick and a Virpil T-50CM2 with the warbrd base, and Im having a very hard time trying to figure out the axis tuning settings for this aircraft.