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X-Plane 11 Flight Controls Setup (With Response Curve)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
- In this weeks video, we will take a look at how to configure response curves for flight controls in X-Plane 11.30.
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When you explain this, I actually understand it. Thanks so much...
Best response curve explanation on You Tube, Thank You!
Thanks Kent, cheers mate.
I've played around with the response curves before but I never knew what I was doing, so they've stayed on default! The most difficult thing for X-Plane newbies is holding the center line w/ rudder controls. Can't wait to try this.
Cheers!
Welcome Martin, let us know how you go.
@@AusFlightSimmer do you have any tips you have tried in taming the taildraggers in this sim, as a real pilot I cannot handel the taildraggers without a lot of frustration and crashing. I have also thought this sim was a bit too unforgiving in ground handeling take off & landing yaw problems. I tried the freebie trial & was SO disgusted with the harder is always more realistic sales pitch. I probably will just wait on MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIM 20020.
But I did have high hopes for X-Plane. I even called them about the wicked & toutch ground handeling. They said a new flight model was coming out that was early last year so I did the update in October 2019. Not much of any real change.
So I was wondering if it could be tamed with axis tuning. Thank you for your time.
@@isaacmcpeek9636 Make certain the tail wheel is locked. I had this problem until I got a TH-cam tip.
Great presentation Shane! Always enjoy your subbed videos👍🚁🌴💥🔥
Thanks Rick, cheers mate.
Great informative video Shane. :) Ill give this a look myself. :)
Thanks buddy!!!! Hope your well :)
@@AusFlightSimmer All good Shane. Back in Aust in Feb for a while. :)
Thank you sir, exactly what I was looking for. Cheers.
Glad it helped
I have admit, I haven’t done this yet. Today! Another great vid
Thanks Milo.
Aus Flight Simmer please do a tutorial to set the rudder response on FS2020
Good information Shane. I didn't know I could do that.
Welcome Steve!
Thanks! Very helpful…
As a semi retired, I’m picking up things I didn’t have time to do b4. Playing games is one of them😁. A lot has happened since Commodore and Atari.
What I wanted to say is that what you just explained, is pretty important I would say.
If your controls are badly set, than it’s easy to just quit the game and miss out something fun.
Thanx for sharing.
Also, I’m new to your channel and maybe missed that episode, but would you be interested to make a “keyboard view” from a takeoff/landing?
Guess more than me would like your setup with checklists (if any) and so fort.
Cheers
Thanks chuck. Great time to come back to world of flight simulator. Appreciate the comment.
Very Helpful, thanks.
Your welcome!
Hey man! Thanks for the video. I have needed to use the response curve for trim. I am using the pinky "dial wheel" on the Thrustmaster TWCS throttle control for trim, and it's just WAY too drastic. I still haven't got it perfect...
Which leads me to my next question, have you ever flown before? Are the response curves you made in this video "realistic" or just more to your liking? I'm not hounding you for realism, don't get it wrong! But like, with the trim... I wonder, what is the maximum trim a real pilot is ever likely to need? Can I cut off some of the trim wheel's action to get a smooth curve, or am I forced to find a place on the curve for "maximum" trim input? These are the kinds of things I'm thinking about when adjusting the controls for this sim.
Anyway based on this video, I do think I'm going to make the elevator curve a little less drastic. Thanks a lot!
Very helpful.... Now we need to see one on how to set it up with detentes
Not a bad idea Scott! :)
Detente? What is that? Is that spellcheck spelling for dentures?😀🤷🏻♂️
Thanks good to know.
Thanks for stopping by..
How do the settings under the "Control Sensitivity"
work with the response curve settings? or do they? than
Great video mate! I just received my Saitek rudder pedals yesterday. One thing you did not touch on is what you have your toe brakes set to. Out of the box and without making any adjustments, the braking is very sudden and jerky. Not natural at all. What do you have yours set to? Any suggestions?
I'm not sure Brandon, I moved to Virtual fly Ruddo Pedals all most a year ago. Thanks
What is the background music name?
learned new important info; thanks. btw what's your roll setting? thanks.
what's your pitch setting. my settings says to many yaw settings. what have i done wrong?
Thanks Eric, your welcome :)
thanks for this. My controls are way to sensitive I barely move it and the plane goes all over the place.
Your welcome, thanks for the comment.
does one have to have a profile for each plane that may/maynot be the same as some other planes
I tend to use the same for each plane :)
My game a signed an button as an axis how can I change that
Hello, how are you?
I have a Rudder CH Pro Pedals and I fly X-Plane 11 in the Cessna 172, my plane is moving from side to side on takeoff, just like your video.
Please, do you have the parameters for the best configuration of Rudder?
Thanks for any help!
Sorry, not for Xplane anymore. I sent use it now.
now getting message in settings for alpha yoke multiple axis for yaw. what and how to correct? thanks
Is this your first time setting up the honeycomb?
@@AusFlightSimmer nope, i've configured buttons several times. yesterday while seeing what each button did i saw i had left and right rudder assigned to buttons. i changed those to flaps up and down.
have had alpha since Tuesday. Thanks for Reply.
It's impossible to know what is realistic unless you have irl experience to compare. Is it possible to download device-specific curves made by real pilots?
My rudder wont go right at all its really annoying I need help
Any chance you can type out your settings for response curves? as its kinda hard to read on the vid.. thnx!
Rudders and yoke?
@@AusFlightSimmer Yeah, that would be excellent!
Rudder from top left to right then down... 0.00,0.00 second line 0.51,0.35 third line 1.00,1.00
Yoke Roll - 0.00, 0.00 0.51, 0.31, 1.00,1.00
Yoke Pitch 0.00,0.00, 0.50, 0.35, 1.00,1.00
Hope that makes sense!!!
@@AusFlightSimmer O yeah, it sure does, will try them out tonight! Thank you for the effort, and keep up the great work!
What should stick in settings be set to? I have pitch and yaw.
For the Alpha i'm still testing atm. Just started using it this week :)
@@AusFlightSimmer i've resolved issue. different accessories having yaw in both. thanks.
have a message saying to many aircraft go to aircraft and situations to resolve. can't find situations in x-p. can u help?
You may have to print screen it for me, feel free to join our discord and PM me there. Cheers
Please explain why my controls are so sensitive when I have it on 0 percent even when I slightly touch my joystick it goes full pitch why please tell me quick I am very angry please please please!!! 😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞
Maybe recalibrated them first.
awesome video. is it possible if you could help me get started from the download to the set up.
i have
GPU: gtx 1070TI (8GB)
RAM: 16gb ram
intel i7 8700 3.8GHz
is this a ideal pc spec?
TIA :)
It's.perfect
are you at YRED?
Daniel Guerrero yup, that’s Redcliffe
@@Conti1 cool, i thought i recognised it. i've there a few times in real life
Yep :)