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Inverting controller axis?

J

JT8D-9A

Charter Member
Hi,
is there a way to invert a controller axis?
I need that for the rudder axis.
Thanks in advance!

BTW, thanks for ETO - really awesome work!:applause:
 
I manually edited my <keys>.xca file, located in <x>:\documents and settings\<username>\apps data\microsoft\<cfs3 install>\ :
<Axis ID="X" Action="AXIS_LEFT_BRAKE_SET" Scale="65472" Nullzone="36"/>
<Axis ID="Y" Action="AXIS_RIGHT_BRAKE_SET" Scale="65472" Nullzone="36"/>
this worked for me.
Hope it helps.
 
Go to controllers. Click on the assignment. Twist joystick to left, or press left pedal. Should work. If it is backwards, go back to the controller settings, click on the assignment and twist right, or press right pedal. Figured this out when my throttle was backwards. Tried on my pedals to verify. Hope it helps.
 
Thanks a lot for your replies!
I could solve the problem by writing a minus before the scale value:
="Set_Yaw" Scale="-64" Nullzone="36"/>
 
Just to be sure ... can you go back to your key file, to check the value ... mine was also set with minus, but ended as shown above after running the game ... I guess this is a modulo 2^16 ...
 
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