Select the Rudder Pedals in Controller Type. Start by going opening FSX and going to Settings > Controls > Control Axes. There is also a rotary wheel in the centre that allows for the tension of the rudder movement to be increased and decreased.ĭue to the way in which Flight Sim detects the pedals, they need to be correctly configured before you can start getting the most out of them. The Rudder Pedals have three axes, one for the rudder and two foot pedal axes that are used for the toe brakes. Very strange, and I'm just wondering if anyone has had this issue and or has any further suggestions as to what could be wrong and what I should try now?
So I play around with the calibration process but this makes no difference, for a start when it asks me to "press a button on the controller" it doesn't have any bloody buttons so how am I supposed to calibrate it? As a last resort, I tried deleting a few registry folders as suggested by saitek themselves but this has had no effect.
However, when I go to calibrate controllers in windows, it's shows that without any movement, rudders quite a way over to the left and I can't move them to 100% right rudder. Everything is setup with regards to axis in the fs controls as well as in fsuipc, and the simulated pedals seem to be right in the virtual cockpit. As as I accelerate it "drifts" further over t the side.
#FSUIPC SETUP YOKE PEDALS FULL#
Whenever on takeoff roll, obviously the severity of this depending on the aircraft I'm attempting to fly, I can't stay on the runway without applying full left rudder. This has been an issue for a week or so, since resetting up fsx, but this evening I've decided can't live with it anymore. Hello, apart from introducing myself, first time needing to use the forums.
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