Microsoft Force Feedback 2 Issues!

[ATAG_Snapper]

Oops, typo -- make that "deflection". Sorry - my bad.

It's easy to check.

When you go to the Controls Options menu, click on the "Axes" tab, for the Category: Aircraft Assignment List look at the second "Event" down: "Elevator"

Simply left click over to the right in the "Command" column where it will show the corresponding elevator axis assignment (it'll be something like "Joystick + Y Axis")

Wiggle your joystick back and forth in the Y axis and see if the green deflection indicator actually shows full deflection (values between +1.00 and - 1.00; center should be 0.00).

[ATAG_Snapper]

If you're not getting full deflection both ways, or your stick doesn't seem to indicate proper centering, then you might consider recalibrating your MSFFB2 stick in Windows joystick calibration utility (Game Controllers - Properties).

[ATAG_Snapper]

I use a couple of axes in my CH Quadrant for trim controls, but I know other players reassign the up/down and left/right arrow keys for them because they're more intuitive to use. Others use the hat control on their joystick if using TrackIR or the mouse to pan around.

Possibly someone else here will have some ideas. Good lick!

[Osprey]

Isn't this the setup thing where you have to adjust the sensitivity? I seem to remember doing something like that in order to get the thing to behave properly.

[Flippo_Hippo]

I dont know, it doesnt seem to be an issue with the trim as its happening all over despite using trimming set to keyboard. It seems to be a joystick issue related around the centering, i would be interested if any other users of the MSFF2 have had this issue or if not the general setup of your MSFF2 in IL2 you are using so i can compare it to mine to "hopefully" resolve this issue.

[lensman1945]

well..my MSFF2 was pretty much plug and play with Clod..

I certainly need to trim my Spit and Hurri for hands-off straight and level flight..but that's to be expected

otherwise..very pleased with the MSFF2 including the FFB response