Head postion

[The Fugitive]

It sounds like it is acting just like when you have an axis tied to a head movement.

If you used the link above to test your keyboard button pushes and that checked out ok then I would think your windows is fine and not in need of re-installing.

Next Id go into the game and click on "Options", "controls", "map controllers". In the top right drop down box select each controller and see what is assigned to each axis. Check each controller including the mouse to be sure nothing is assigned to a head movement. I'd even go so far as to UN-assign each one at a time and retest the head movement with the arrow keys to see if any of them clear the issue.

[Wiley]

HP jerks just a tad like the arrow keys.. no real movements

Jerking just a tad, I've only ever seen that happen if there was an axis bound/head tracking was enabled.  We've been over that 3 or so times, so not sure what to make of that but I suspect that's the root of the issue.

Wiley.

[GenMata]

You can go to this site

https://keyboardchecker.com/

and test to be sure your key presses are being seen by the computer.

My KB worked just fine on that and everything else  but not AH3 or older.

No i do not have VR or TIR installed

[SIK1]

What controllers are you using?

Iirc AH use to assign head movement to one of the toe brakes on CH pedals back when I used the hat for views.

You can try getting into an airplane and then moving each one of the analog controls including trim pots, toe brakes, rudder axis, etc. and see if your head position changes. If it does then you found the issue, if not I'm stumped as to why you can not adjust your head position.

 

[1ijac]

GenMata...... I tried reading back through the thread and still wasn't sure if you are having the problem of not seeing guages in cockpit....If so, on clipboard before entering game click on video settings tab> uncheck auto select> check the custom setting box and try typing 107 in the custom setting box for field of view.  once that is done, your head should be in a better position to see things in the cockpit.  Make sure the video card listed in the top left is the correct card and the drivers for the card are up to date. Have you gotten that far and now wish to move your head positions around and save them along with mapping keys to use your hat switch or keypad controls on your keyboard?

One-eye

[GenMata]

GenMata...... I tried reading back through the thread and still wasn't sure if you are having the problem of not seeing guages in cockpit....If so, on clipboard before entering game click on video settings tab> uncheck auto select> check the custom setting box and try typing 107 in the custom setting box for field of view.  once that is done, your head should be in a better position to see things in the cockpit.  Make sure the video card listed in the top left is the correct card and the drivers for the card are up to date. Have you gotten that far and now wish to move your head positions around and save them along with mapping keys to use your hat switch or keypad controls on your keyboard?

One-eye

Card is correct with latest drivers.
My problems is the arrows dont work my head position adjustments nor dose page up/down which is my main problem.. Key mapping shows this is what should be working and i know form past how to it should work.
and i found i could set a key for to see gauges but i can't see something well in some planes. flight yoke blocks the view.
i've tried other keyboards, nothing changes.
i remapped keys to hat switch did not work
no HP adjustments possible.

[Eagler]

https://youtu.be/8Q2gA7QP-e4

What is yours set at?

Mine is set to 109

Eagler

[The Fugitive]

Another thing you could do is post a copy of your controller jsm (C:\Hitech Creations\Aces High III\settings)files here for these guys to go through them. For each controller you have you will have a jsm file. Click the "Attachments" button below in a "post reply" message, navigate to the folder and grab each of the jsm files.

Then we can look through and see what you have assigned to what in the game and see if there are any abnormalities.

[GenMata]

well that didn't go well
i tried to send all 4 .jsm files

Anyone have a good CH Fighterstick.fsm setup i could try?
I dont know.  i think the issue is in the keyboard setup

[The Fugitive]

Damn, sorry about that, I didnt notice the file type restrictions.

What you could do is go to the settings file, and click on each of the jsm file WHILE holding the "CTRL" button down. With all 4 selected, right click the files and select "zip". mine suggests "compress to "settings.zip"". Save it to the desktop, and then attach that file to the "post reply" window. That should work as zip files are allowed.

[Bizman]

You can also choose all .jsm files by keeping Ctrl down while clicking each of the .jsm files once. Then by right clicking on one of the selected you can pack all of them into one single .zip file the way Fugi instructed. The file will be named by the file you're right clicking but it will contain all blue lined files.

[GenMata]

i will zip them to you

[GenMata]

here is my zip file

[SIK1]

Are you using CH Control Manager by any chance?

If you are try turning it off then start AH and see if your head position issue is resolved.

 

[The Fugitive]

I didnt see any conflicts in those.

SIKs idea about the CH manager is a good one, also did you switch your FOV (field of View) to the old standard of 106?

When you start the game, sign in, and then on the next page in the second column click on "Video Settings". When that opens select a "Custom Field of View", and type 106 in the box and click the OK. Go into the game and test it again.