Hehe, didn't know so many people had this sort of a problem, and many I know from AW too.
Rockfire analog to usb converter is great: steadies things up, you can still use speedkeys since key command programming has that has no relation to control support. Problem is that they're hard to find and you cannot use a force-feedback stick in AH(but now in AW) as AH programming looks for the device name I think.
CH USB devices certainly is the best as everything works like a gem and controls are extremely precise.
ZXMAW, I got your email and I'm sorry I couldn't get back with you earlier. Also, I'm not sure if I have the answer and yes, I had experienced the same problem in the PAST but think I found a way around it. So here goes. I think the problem lies in the panning (spelling?) mode and if you somehow incorporate the instant view command F9 when you hit the runway(and before you start messing around with the head position), it all works well. A simple trick I've used is including the F9 command in my forward view key command and hit that every time before I take off.
Something else you should take note.Check the stick mapping setup and make sure they show up as "none" for all 4 possible sets. For some reason, mine had some keys mapped so I would be issuing multiple commands(speedkeys and stick mapping).
Let me know if that worked. Like I said, I had some problems some time back and wasn't sure if all the monkeying around somehow cured it...and if it did, couldn't remember what I did.
Hehe,if you guys are in the problem solving mood, try figuring how I can support my FX stick, with key mapping and force feedback support, hooked up along side with usb pro-throttle and rudders.
1. If I hook up a standalone FX stick, one of the hats will not be supported.
2. If I use the rockfire, force feedback is not supported. If AH could come up with a way to provide force feedback to the fx stick even when it(AH) sees a rockfire device supported [this is what happens when I hook up the fx stick to the rockfire device], I MAY be able to do something.
3. I hate the springs on the combat stick as it's too soft and I don't have the time to go to Home Depot to buy some heavy duty ones.
Only solution I've found so far is to have analog prothrottle(and fx stick) hooked up alongside my USB pro-throttle so as to support my keymapping for my usb pro-throttle (thru control manager)AND my analog FX stick(thru speedkeys). It all works fine too. Thank God I'm not ambitious enough nor smart enough to remember all the programmed keys on both throttles plus the stick. Hehe!
Good luck guys!
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