Trip wheel and Honeycomb Bravo Quadrant issue
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I bound the quadrant trim wheel on MSFS Elevator Axis and the Commander trim wheel barely moves when I turn it. Was this the right way to do it? Thanks
@Voxen Does it only barely move visually, or are you saying the trim input moves very slowly?
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Don't bind the Bravo trim wheel to the Elevator Axis. Bind it to Elevator Trim Down (Nose Down) and Elevator Trim Up (Nose Up). The bravo wheel looks like a wheel but it acts like two buttons. One button gets tapped when you spin it in one direction and a different button is tapped when you spin it in the other direction.
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@Voxen Does it only barely move visually, or are you saying the trim input moves very slowly?
@Black-Square it barely moves visually yes, like I need to turn the wheel a lot for the trim to progress a little
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Don't bind the Bravo trim wheel to the Elevator Axis. Bind it to Elevator Trim Down (Nose Down) and Elevator Trim Up (Nose Up). The bravo wheel looks like a wheel but it acts like two buttons. One button gets tapped when you spin it in one direction and a different button is tapped when you spin it in the other direction.
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In fact the wheel was already bound to Elevator Trim Down and Elevator Trim Up, not the axis.
What is happening is, if I move the physical wheel very slow and with low amplitude, the Commander wheel follows. But if I move the wheel fast and with greater amplitude, the Commander wheel moves once. In terms of events, it’s like the wheel is sending a bunch of events but only one is processed periodically.
I have the same issue with Bonanza BTW, but not with my A2A Comanche that is butter smooth, using same generic bindings in MSFS.
Hope it helps.
