How do you configure Beta range / reverse in your throttle?
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The day has come!
Very important question: how do you configure your throttle lever?
As explained in the manual:
"Beta range is incorporated into the bottom 15% of forward throttle input. Users can assign this 0-15% range to their hardware using 3rd party applications, or with physical detents"
...But I wonder how do you set that 15% range in your throttle, and especially without using payware options (like FSUIPC, etc..)
My throttle has physical detents but I'm not sure how to align it with that 15%. Maybe is it possible playing with the sensitivity curves?
And the reverse? maybe as the classical button?
Regards!
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I can't help with aligning to a specific detent, but in every Black Square product I own with a beta and reverse range, Throttle Axis X (0-100) has been the correct Sim assignment. Goes from forward to beta right around the 50% mark and then farther back into reverse.
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The day has come!
Very important question: how do you configure your throttle lever?
As explained in the manual:
"Beta range is incorporated into the bottom 15% of forward throttle input. Users can assign this 0-15% range to their hardware using 3rd party applications, or with physical detents"
...But I wonder how do you set that 15% range in your throttle, and especially without using payware options (like FSUIPC, etc..)
My throttle has physical detents but I'm not sure how to align it with that 15%. Maybe is it possible playing with the sensitivity curves?
And the reverse? maybe as the classical button?
Regards!
@Chotter Glad to hear you're still excited today
For reverse, you're correct, a button is the easiest. There is a native binding to enable reverse, which is what I use. As for aligning a hardware detent with the software detent without using any 3rd party applications, that's a little more difficult. I believe you're correct that the sensitivity curves, or null-zones are the only way to do it. This is not my specialty, however, so someone else here might have some more suggestions.