My guess it's something related to Qt and OpenGL. I got rid of the OpenGL dependency in the new vers
My guess it's something related to Qt and OpenGL. I got rid of the OpenGL dependency in the new version, so hopefully that will fix it.
SOk, thanks. I'm looking forward to the new version then. Until then I can use an old laptop for config changes 
RInteresting, I was going to use a virpil alpha, but might use my TM warthog now. With the virpil gear, every axis and button is maintained compared to being mount to a virpil base?
Ktrying to lighten the stick for flying force trimmed helos
When I change it in "effects" and not in "settings" the stiffness of the stick does not change
I have to change the "settings" slider as well. Is this accurate?
When I change it in "effects" and not in "settings" the stiffness of the stick does not change
I have to change the "settings" slider as well. Is this accurate?
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Sthese settings are bad with the ah64D
WYeah, the spring effect in "effects" tab adjusts the spring when no FFB game is running. So you have to use the slider or the potentiometer if bound to spring adjustment.
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Sim running this external software that lets me choose the effects for when im trimming and when centering. hat up trim and hat down reset trim to center
Sworks quiet well. I would say its much more comfortable then the dcs apache one because when you trim it doesn't instantly cause you to loose all forces which turns into a jerky movement and it fixes the problem with the lag since you can use regular joystick mode and you only trim in this software
AThat's actually a very good idea. Some kind of friction or dampening stuff while force trim is happening is probably nice to have
T@walmis, I'm making progress on the Arduino slave to send analog data via the shift register. I've got the shift register and an arduino slave talking to the debug console using the Generic Grip (Debug) setting. Buttons are working and I can get it to send some axis data but I'm still figuring how to get that data into the right bytes. My question is, if I want to have 4 axes do I need to emulate the signal to be the same as the VPC Constellation Alpha/Prime? Is there a way to make a custom grip so I don't have to reverse engineer the VPC bit math?
TThis is the main issue I am having getting the data into the correct bytes. When I plug/unplug the USB it changes the position of my axis input on the debug lines.
WHey, you can use the WinWing adapter profile:
WWMy guess is you need to setup an interrupt on the ~CS line falling edge to reload the buffer/counter to transmit over SPI
DI have a weird bug, this image does not go away
WX does not close it?
Dneg
Wno idea, something's up with MS Edge
KThanks. So as I understand, the effects tab doesn't affect DCS in any way? It doesn't matter whether I have various options checkmarked, they will work regardless?
WSpring is overridden by DCS, however Damper and others will work, since DCS doesn't control the damper effect for example.
The whole idea is to make the stick work as a regular springed/damped stick that you set it in the configurator when no FFB aware programs are controlling it.
The whole idea is to make the stick work as a regular springed/damped stick that you set it in the configurator when no FFB aware programs are controlling it.
KGotcha. So otherwise, Damper will still as as a multiplier (ex 50%x100%) between the two tabs
Wyep
TThanks Walmis I’ll give it a try!
HOh... that's unfortunate. But makes sense, as the base has the space for the controller and memory, I guess
SI just applied reverse polarity to the motor. How screwed am I?
SSeems I just blew this guy (diode top right)
SI assume I can just replace that diode and call it a day?
WOh jeez, reverse polarity could kill most ICs, depends on luck. That TVS took the most of it. You can try unsoldering it and checking for shorts on 5V and 3V3 lines to GND.
SI got lucky, it all works
SI’ve just eaten up the reverse polarity diode, so I just can’t make the same mistake again
Dooh, lucky duck
DDI guess.. lucky chicken
PDamn lucky
Preversing the polarity only seems to work in startrek 
Sand ghostbusters
TGot everything wired up to bench test and I am getting smooth movement in the motors like the anti-cogging is working but not getting any signal to the VP-Force Software that I can tell. X, Y, dx, dy, etc are all "-" and do not change when plugged into USB or with power on. Is there a setting I am missing before I can start seeing input from the board?
TFigured it out, hardware issue.
WGlad you solved it! What was the issue?
HI'm interested too, how'd you solved?
Kidk if this is part of the telemetry or dcs, but with the SU-25, when you extend the airbrake, the stick "clicks" back and forth weirdly. It doesn't feel like a normal effect, feels like a bug
WYeah I recall this, DCS bug
TMotor signal wires needed to be swapped on one end of the plugs. I noticed on the board the plug was B/A and on the motor the plug was A/B. Cable needed to have a crossover between the two plugs to get A/A and B/B to match.
Hwere you using the cables that come with the kit or did you build them by yourself?
Sis the next version of vpconfigurator (with the 'stick to trimmer mode' button option) on a scheduled release?
WYes, almost there
TThe cables as supplied with the kit. I went back and looked at pics of other kits and they have it configured with the crossover as I mentioned. Based on that I think mine is an isolated issue but probably fair to say if you DIY then just double check.
Ahype!