Also, that problem already occured when I first used the joystick (even before I had configured a button for the rudders)). I will try the "game mode" for testing.ģ) I tried running the controls input window in DCS following your tip as well and the problem with the rudders (automatically going to full left or full right) was visible here even though I have not plugged in pedals for rudder functionality (I have placed the ruuders on the joystick but did certainly not touch them that moment. Edited Augby Art-Jġ) I am playing off/ and online, the problems are the same.Ģ) Just from the beginning I am only using the "sim mode". That's why, whenever setting up controls in DCS for any airplane, it's critically important not only to make new assignments, but to remove all the old, duplicated ones as well. By default DCS assigns automatically numerous functions to various buttons and switches in TH Warthog, many of them being unnecessarily duplicated - for example the little slew button on the throttle gets sometimes assigned to ailerons and elevator, causing the plane to depart whenever you put your fingers on the throttle (been there, done that :D). 2 - as Bounder said, turn on (Ctrl-Enter) controllers indicator and see if any unwanted inputs appear when the plane starts flying strange. This is the DCS Spitfire section, so you certainly won't get many answers about Flaming Cliffs content over here (hopefully you bookmarked this very thread, otherwise, you might forget where you posted it yourself ) ) I would suggest posting in a relevant section of the forum first. Also, if you suspect it's a joystick hardware issue, when you encounter problems you could also try going into "game controls" under control panel in windows and examine individual control properties and see if anything is odd there? Edited Augby Bounder When things go wrong you might get information from that. I'd definitely first try Amazingme's suggestion of checking for conflicting control inputs in DCS but if you can't find anything there it might then be worth checking control inputs when things go wrong - have you tried running the controls input window in DCS when you are flying? It is a small window that shows you controller inputs and can be enabled by pressing "RCtrl + Enter" together on your keyboard. Are you playing offline or online and does this problem have a pattern, for example it occurs in certain missions or aircraft specifically? Could you be running some flights in "game mode" and others in "sim mode" - I believe it is possible to have different controls setup for the two modes. It seems odd to me that your controls are fine most of the time but from time to time you are encountering issues. Your thoughts are very much appreciated, thank you for your input and response to my questions. When I checked the stearing and buttons in the Win Game controller setup, all is fine and works wihout problems.ĭoes anybody have an idea what could be causing these strange actions? (The owner of this hardware said that he never used in before and it really appeared to be brand-new). I hope this is not caused by a damage of the hotas system hardware, because I bought it second hand. It is placed on the APU button on the throttle unit. The electric is turned off in the cockpit without doing anything. the plane stears in one direction and is doing a roll again and again (I am not using paddles for the side rudder, it is placed on the buttons 11,12 on the flight stick) When I then operate these buttons, I can get it under control again (but I haven't priorly used it to cause this behaviour) It normally runs very smoothly and I can play the game without problems.īut from time to time (every 2-3 hours), the game acts strangely. I tried to set-up the Hotas System without the Target GUI Software in the DCS game. I use the DCS World 1.57 version with the Flaming Cliffs 3 package. I am very new to this DCS World theme, and I got some issues with the new Hotas system.
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