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#DCS JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY FULL#
#DCS JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY PRO#

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Quick Navigation The Technical Corner Top Setting the slider as follows is a good starting point and you can tweak from there So the higher you set the sensitivity value, the less sensitive the stick will feel (most of the time).Įveryone is different in their preference so you may have to experiment to find what feels right for you. So setting a higher amount on non - linearity will make the stick feel less sensitive in the early part of its range and do the opposite towards the end of its range.

#DCS JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY FULL#

In both cases if you move the stick 100% of its travel the OUT and IN bars will reach the full distance.

Again move your stick 50% and you will see that both the IN and OUT bars move exactly the same = linear movement Now slide the sensitivity slider all the way to the left to 0.00. So with it at 1.00 if you move your stick 50% of the available movement you will see the IN Bar move 50% but the OUT Bar will move less than this. The IN bar will correlate with how much you are physically moving the stick, the OUT bar will correspond to how much movement is being transferred to the relevant control surface in game. Move the slider all the way to the right (to a value of 1.00), then move the corresponding axis you are adjusting and watch the IN & OUT bars. You will also see a 'sensitivity' slider. One is marked IN for input one marked OUT for output. At the bottom right of your screen you will see two horizontal bars. I do not think you need those to enjoy the sim, but cheap stuff kills the fun.ĬheersTo adjust the 'sensitivity' of your joystick (or any other axis) got to controls >axes tab (in cliffs of dover)Ĭlick on an axis. Some flight controls are in the thousands of dollars (euro, whatever).

Spend a few hours setting it up right, then forget about it and "fly." Save, endure, get medium-high grade stuff at least. If you want to enjoy this Sim a little you will need a good setup. If you have an inexpensive joystick, trying to get the right feel is a lost cause. It is however much better than cheap joysticks.

#DCS JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY PRO#

Having said that, I use a Saitek X-52 Pro HOTAS, with CH Pro Pedals. It will take some time getting used to the feel of your joystick and adjusting joystick curves to get the right level of response you are seeking. I have yet to try a set of Sim flight controls that do not feel overly sensitive. i seem to sway all over the place!ĬheersWith the warning that being used to real-world flight controls, I am pickier than most, I completely sympathize with your problem.

ON the hunt for realistic joystick sensitivity settings.