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A Logitech 3d Force Feedback joystick question.

Navy Chief

Navy Chief

Senior Member
I have only had this joystick for a couple days, but really like it. Also bought one for my father in law, and he loves it.

But the sensitivity is too high. I have tried to lower it, using the settings sliders in FSX, (and in FS9 on my father in laws computer), but it doesn't have any effect.

Am I doing this incorrectly? If someone else has this controller, and can offer advice, that would be great!

NC
 
navychief go to your control panel then click on the game control icon some times it is combined with other hardware icon. then click on to properties followed by clicking the advanced setting this should allow you to adjust your ffb. I use a msff2 and that is how I adjuset my stick.:wavey:
 
Hi NavyChief,

I found adjusting that stick from in-game works well.
I go to the control options and click on calibrate.
Then from 'properties', go to 'settings' and adjust.
Now 'close' and click 'OK' all the way back to the game!

HTH :wavey:


(shown settings are experimental!)
 
Once you get to the properties in FSX can you not set the Null for it all higher? I can with my 3dPro....
 
CodyValkyrie said:
I wish one of these days someone would indeed create a force feedback yoke...
Click to expand...


I did! I put a CH Flight Sim Yoke on a Microsoft force feedback joy stick base. It works great. It's very smooth and you can control final landing of a Boeing 747 or any aircraft really nicely. I Have a cirrus ($600.00) yoke and this yoke I made work 100% better. I'll Get some pictures and post them in the thread in a bit..

David
 
Pepere..I want to come fly from your house...LOl

Nice set up there......:applause::applause:
 
Nice cockpit!

The pit on the screen looks vaguely familiar too ....now where have I seen that before! :costumes:
 
There has been a change in FF with FSX, where FF was controlled by section 320 in the AIRFILE in Fs9 none in of the default FSX aircraft have this section in their airfiles but have FF, it would seem FF now has a default flight FF built in, a bit heavy for my liking so I put in a good section 320 in the airfile in any acft that does'nt have 320 that over rides the default, that default kite thing does'nt have a ground FF section in aircraft.cfg and is very rough on the ground handling
 
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