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#Star citizen lower joystick sensitivity pro#
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With those 2 settings adjusted, the plane will behave precisely, rather than wallow around and seem unstable on the yaw axis.

#Star citizen lower joystick sensitivity Pc#

What's also worth mentioning is to go into the 'global profiler settings' and tick the option to start the profile every time the PC starts, which can come in handy. Anyway, after you've downloaded the logitech profiler, change your rudder axis deadzone to 20% (from zero default) and change sensitivity to 25% (from 50% default). There is a reason I don't advise just manipulating the sensitivity and deadzone from the in-game controls but that's another story.

#Star citizen lower joystick sensitivity software#

Download the 'Logitech profiler' software and create a profile for Cliffs of Dover.

Actually, I'm not sure if the problem lies with the dead zone of the rudder axis or the sensitivity itself but in any case there is a solution for it. What this means in-game is that it will be very hard to fly the plane straight and energy efficiently without inadvertent twitches of the rudder that bleed speed and throw off your aim. In my experience, that stick is great but I feel that there's one area that does need a little attention- the rudder axis.īy default the rudder axis is far too sensitive around the dead zone on that stick and it will spike inputs at the slightest touch.

#Star citizen lower joystick sensitivity pro#

The Logitech 3d pro is an excellent piece of kit and that many swear is the best stick ever made, lol! Good to have you with us buddy.and remember its all about the Fun!!! Many of us use Microsoft Sidewinder 2 joysticks.These are quite cheap on ebay and are almost indestructible.Check the Joystick section here to see what folks are using for CLOD.:Ĭheckout the 'Beginners Guide'.for info and tips.It will save you a heap of time in getting up to scratch.and its a really fun learning curve anyway.Īlso try youtube for startup procedures on all the aircraft.Īny questions then you've come to the right place. The joystick you have is the one I started with many years ago.It is a good joystick however there are couple of things you should know about it.It is a but stiff and I found that I was fighting the stick in dogfights more than I was fighting the enemy.Also I actually bought 2 of these one after the other as the rudder potentiometer broke down in the first one then it did the same in the second one I got.I then did some internet searching and found that this was a common problem.I don't know if they have resolved this issue now so keep your receipt and keep an eye on that rudder. aileron, rudder and elevator.These are usually default for joysticks but to be fair they are no big deal to dedicate anyway.and very easy in the controls to do this.Please read the 'Beginners Guide' in the link below as there is a very important part on key dedication that covers all the keys you will need to fly fighters in CLOD.There are over 700 dedicatable keys and you don't need that many in reality.you only need around 36 I believe so following the guide will save you hours in setup. Welcome to the community and forums danbuter.~S~įirstly.I don't think any of the joysticks have presets.They should work when you plug them in only in joystick movement.ie.