Controller Sensitivities and Stability

[Joers182]

So as above, what settings are you guys using in Xplane for Controller sensitivity and stability augmentation for the TBM?

I'm using a logitech 3d pro joystick and saitek rudder pedals. Anyone with a similar set up? if so what settings are you using?

 

Thanks,

Joe

[POM]

Stability augmentation should be off, ALWAYS (unless you have really, really bad and noisy joystick)

As far as sensitivity goes, Toto recommends 0, there is custom code that simulates air resistance on control surfaces, you might still want to add a little bit if your joystick has little travel.

[Aleksandar]

Interesting. I will experiment, as mine are all set to 50's (or higher with the AFL 172 which I have yet to enjoy!)

[cmbaviator]

On 10/22/2018 at 11:01 PM, POM said:

Stability augmentation should be off, ALWAYS (unless you have really, really bad and noisy joystick)

As far as sensitivity goes, Toto recommends 0, there is custom code that simulates air resistance on control surfaces, you might still want to add a little bit if your joystick has little travel.

i have a joystick with little deflection and even with senstivity at 100, it's sensitive as hell lol

[flyboydanmke]

I had to set everything to 50% sensitivity and set xplane to 3 flight models per frame.

[Joers182]

I'm actually starting to get reasonably comfortable with the rudder control now even at 0. I've learnt to use quiet quick sharp movements rather than big slow inputs otherwise your constantly chasing yourself.

[cpuwolf]

On 10/31/2018 at 1:18 AM, joers182 said:

I'm actually starting to get reasonably comfortable with the rudder control now even at 0. I've learnt to use quiet quick sharp movements rather than big slow inputs otherwise your constantly chasing yourself.

YES agree. rudder to 0 is good for only this plane