TWith stick in its current position note Raw Y value. Move stick to desired center point and note raw Y value there.
If desired-current is positive: under Y axis calibration increase the higher number until C:#### is equal to your desired center raw Y value.
If desired-current is negative:
Decrease the lower number until C:#### is equal to your desired center raw y value.
Then you need to go into axis scaling in effects tab and play with percents so at the physical end stop you get full deflection from the virtual axis.
If desired-current is positive: under Y axis calibration increase the higher number until C:#### is equal to your desired center raw Y value.
If desired-current is negative:
Decrease the lower number until C:#### is equal to your desired center raw y value.
Then you need to go into axis scaling in effects tab and play with percents so at the physical end stop you get full deflection from the virtual axis.
TI think that should work to give you true 20deg fwd, 15deg back
Tok I understand what all these numbers mean the C number and the raw numbers. This makes sense!
Tproblem changing the numbers is not changing the actual physical zero of the stick in the software its just changing the scale of the virtual limit
Tnot gonna work. I just need a way to change the physcial center to not be symmetric zero
TDid you click apply/store? your stick should jump when you change the Y limits and click apply/store.
TThe x and y values at the bottom determine where the physical center is (raw values)
TYou are only changing one of the Y limit values. You should be changing the value in the direction of your lower degree throw in order to push the center toward that direction.
TI changes the max down alot so that the C was the number I wanted when stick was where I wanted it to be centered
Tapplied settings and stick did not move but when I move stick foward it the virtual axis hits the max way before my stick physically hits the limit
TI did not change the min
Tbut the problem is even if I get this to work there is no way to use scaling in order to get the virtual axis correct? because there is no negative options on scaling
Tscaling option only allows you to increase movement virtually not take any movement out
TYou need to leave the max where it is and decrease the min to move the center to desired value
THave you tried putting in negative numbers? You can for some things so I figured you could for axis scaling. Make sure to unlink the values so they aren’t all the same.
Tonly allows positive numbers
TActually I don’t think you need to use negative number in axis scaling. I think you would need 75% in backwards axis scaling
TBecause your stick thinks it physically needs to move 20deg to get to the end stop. But if you axis scale 75% it should only have to move 15 degrees to get to the virtual end stop.
Tno if I put 75 in the bottom that will give me 100 percent pull when im only at 75 physcially
TI just don't think there is away to get this to work I believe you must have asymmetric center not really a option to get this to work which is ok I will have to live with it the way it is
TI think there is, I just don’t know if I am explaining it right.
TIt doesn't work how you are explaining it. I understand exactly what you are trying to say. I have just tried it and it doesn't work that way.
Taxis scaling will only scale the virtual axis so that when you are physically at lets say 5 deg pos Y you can scale it to make the software think you are at 100
Tit doesnt work any other way
TChanging the raw values does move the stick to the desired center position though?
Tno changing the value on the max just shortened my axis so that i'm at the virtual limit before I hit physical limit but did not change the virtual or physical center
Tit stayed the same stick didn't move at all
TWhen you push the stick forward does raw Y increase or decrease?
TI think I'm done messing with it. I will have to live with the stick being at center a little forward than I want it to be unfortunately,
Tfoward is -
TRaw Y decreases with forward
TCorrect?
TBased on how you said you were changing the max earlier I don’t think you were moving things correctly. And to say that forward is - confrims that I think.
TCan you post a screenshot of your effects and settings tabs with the stick held at the desired center point? Please include the calibration values as part of the screenshot on the settings page.
Ti have the desired center point at 1627 and when i center the stick where i want it the raw read 1627
Tok it did physically move my stick back towards me
Tbut there is no way to scale it now
Tcannot add negative and messing with the back scale only changes the stick back
TWhen you push it all the way forward does it hit the virtual stop when the stick hits the physical stop?
When you pull it back, you should get about 75% virtual for 100% physical, does this happen?
When you pull it back, you should get about 75% virtual for 100% physical, does this happen?
Tno when I pull stick it virtual and physicall axis is perfect
Tnow when i push stick the virtual axis is way to senstive stick only moves a little forward and hits virtual limit way to fast
Tscaling only increase the problem there is no option for negative scaling of the axis only increase the virtual movment
TYou’ve changed the wrong calibration value then. You said you decreased the max but you need to decrease the min.
TSet max back to where it was
Tok i recalibrated I'll change the min now
TWhat this will do is allow 20deg fwd to be at 100%, and 20deg back to be at 100%. But you have a 15 degree limiter on the back so when you pull back to 15 degree limiter your virtual axis should be at 75% travel.
Tit's working you are a genious
T
Tsorry I know that had to be very painful for you.
Tlol