Spitfire: Setting Joystick HOTAS Controls | DCS WORLD

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[@thomaspalmar2481]

Hi CAP - for elevator control ("Pitch") try the following values as a custom curvature - 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 , 24, 50, 100 - will provide much more physical stick displacement before reaching the stall point when flying, whilst still leaving you with full up elevator for keeping pressure on the tailwheel (and making it marginally more stable) while taxying.

[@grimreapers]

thx

[@andrewbergman9315]

I found this curve to not allow enough pitch authority so I raised the curve a bit.

[@thomaspalmar2481]

@@andrewbergman9315 Understood Andrew; the variety of sticks out there and their differing geometry means my suggestion will always only ever be a starting point, but I feel it demonstrates the principal concept in that it is significantly different from the usual go to curve settings, which don't really help with the Spitty. Hope your tweaked version works as well for you as mine does for m.

[@sharkoftheskies3256]

@@thomaspalmar2481 how do I set the curve to custom points? Also are those x values on the graph or curvature values?

[@thomaspalmar2481]

@@sharkoftheskies3256 Hi Shark. they are X-values. Access them as follows: When in your control settings find and highlight the cell that contains the controller axis for your elevator/pitch control; a previously greyed out button called 'Axis Tune' will now be available at the bottom - select it. Then in the new window on the middle right are three check boxes - put a tick in 'User Curve'. Then you can manually input each of the numbers sequentially as above. Good luck!

[@Wolfy101st]

Just purchased the Normandy and spitfire , £45 :) , thanks for vid , Congratulations on your engagement Cap :)

[@grimreapers]

thx

[@PeteV80]

Curves at 40 feels good. Rudders at 20. I use warthog. Would like to fly with you guys

[@hicks3749]

To unify the naming of wheels wouldn't they need to rewrite history and change the names of the original parts?

[@weswheel4834]

Why didn't I know about snap views? Seem really useful :)

[@KnjazNazrath]

RIP Hawk. I see your icon in this vid but I never got to fly you.

[@tedstation5607]

trust me you wouldn't want to.

[@elhombre2711]

Does anyone know how to fix the pitch trim? I have it mapped to an analag control, can see the trim tabs moving along with the trim wheel in the plane but it makes zero difference. The plane ALWAYS pitches up at all throttle and RPM settings and altitudes and is pretty much unflyable. I've cleared all inputs other than the stick and even unplugged the VR headset and xbox control so there can be no possible conflicts. I've played around with the tuning suggestion below which help with twitchiness (thanks for that) but do nothing for the constant pitch up. Any ideas?

[@nimrodquimbus912]

I am new at becoming a noobe, what is the diff. between a sim, and game of an airplane model ? Also, is there a way to map an axis as a button?

[@grimreapers]

I have no idea what the Game option does? No I don't think so.

[@Mohkin-demon]

Does anyone know the command to get the pilot out of an aircraft after shutdown? I have been searching since forever , I had it before and would use it whenever I flew the P-51D Mustang and the Spitfire LX-MK IX ...I've since built a New Gaming Pc and for the life of me I can't find it anywhere. any help will be appreciated immensely. thank you.

[@musakhan_19]

First. Love your vids Grim Reapers👌👍