TQ6+ and the reverse detent
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Hi!
If there's one thing I miss from XPlane its the axis configuration...
I have a VirtualFly TQ6+, yes I'm spoiled. But maybe not in this case. It's a 6 lever TPM module with fixed detents. Behind that detent is a little bit of axis, maybe 10% or so.
In the Caravan when I come back past the detent, it goes in to reverse a little tiny bit and no more. The first 15% of the FORWARD axis is used for Beta and I get that, that's all cool. I just get a bit of a dead reverser. It's hard to describe so hopefully that makes sense.
Any ideas gratefully received!.
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Hi!
If there's one thing I miss from XPlane its the axis configuration...
I have a VirtualFly TQ6+, yes I'm spoiled. But maybe not in this case. It's a 6 lever TPM module with fixed detents. Behind that detent is a little bit of axis, maybe 10% or so.
In the Caravan when I come back past the detent, it goes in to reverse a little tiny bit and no more. The first 15% of the FORWARD axis is used for Beta and I get that, that's all cool. I just get a bit of a dead reverser. It's hard to describe so hopefully that makes sense.
Any ideas gratefully received!.
@Jiblet For what it's worth, I just discovered this is also the case with my HC Bravo. The culprit may be the curve I've applied to match beta with the detent notch on the King Air addon handles I use. Unfortunately I don't have time to test it until tomorrow (maybe), but I wanted to let you know you're not alone in this.
