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P3D & Propeller Axis Assignment

Dave Torkington

Dave Torkington

Charter Member
I've installed the superb SSW AV-8B Harrier in P3D and I'm trying to assign 'propeller pitch' to control the nozzle angle with my Saitek X-52. As you can see, with the slider fully forward the nozzle angle is about 20 degrees. Slider fully back gives an angle of approx. 70 degrees.

I can get four stages of movement from 0 to 98.5 degrees using cntrl + F1 to cntrl + F4, but I'd like incremental control using a slider.

Is there any work around using FSUIPC?

Thanks, Dave. :salute:

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Dave, check your in-game null zones and sensetivity settings. The extra axis always seem to default to almost no movement.
 
modelr said:
Dave, check your in-game null zones and sensetivity settings. The extra axis always seem to default to almost no movement.
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Thanks modelr,

You nailed it sir! As you said, Sensitivity and Null Zone needed a tweak and now I have nozzle travel to perform VTOL [H2O system is modeled beautifully in this bird] and forward flight.

Owe you one :salute:

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