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Help and Support Forums => Technical Support => Topic started by: dBeav on September 13, 2021, 06:54:27 PM
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Even though I haven't played for a little while everything worked fine last time I did. Now, my throttle works backwards. Easy enough, I'll just go check the invert axis button but, the stick doesn't change. Anybody know what's up with that?
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When was the last time you shut your computer down properly? I mean by holding the Shift button down while clicking Shutdown. First thing to try when something stops working by itself.
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Nope, no change.
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Try unplugging your throttle,then when you plug it back in make sure you select the throttle axis and check the invert box.
:salute
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Thanks for the help so far fellas. Ya I've unplugged it, uninstalled it, etc. more than once. Still no go.
The odd thing is that when I click invert, I see the scale for Scaled input shift as expected but when I hit the runway it hasn't changed.
This is an X52 with Windows 10, just in case anyone else is watching.
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Thanks for the help so far fellas. Ya I've unplugged it, uninstalled it, etc. more than once. Still no go.
The odd thing is that when I click invert, I see the scale for Scaled input shift as expected but when I hit the runway it hasn't changed.
This is an X52 with Windows 10, just in case anyone else is watching.
Do you click "save" after switching it?
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There isn't a "save" just the OK button which I have nearly worn out. Of course my first reaction was "oh my god, I'm an idiot". :)
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Before opening aces high open windows controller where you see the x52 throttle button axis functions
I right click on throttle and open properties
Leave that open and start ah
I used to have to do that for my x52 setup to be seen correctly
Eagler
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Before opening aces high open windows controller where you see the x52 throttle button axis functions
I right click on throttle and open properties
Leave that open and start ah
I used to have to do that for my x52 setup to be seen correctly
Eagler
I have an X-52. This is not necessary.
Coogan
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I have an X-52. This is not necessary.
Coogan
It was in my case or else the 3 modes the X52 has was not recognized in AH
Or sometimes it would not see the ch rudders
Keeping windows controller window open cured that and is why I still do it with the warthog, tm1600 throttle and ch pedals hotas I use now
Eagler
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It was in my case or else the 3 modes the X52 has was not recognized in AH
Or sometimes it would not see the ch rudders
Keeping windows controller window open cured that and is why I still do it with the warthog, tm1600 throttle and ch pedals hotas I use now
Eagler
Yup had the same issue with vista and an X52,never had the problem when I switched to win7,cant say about win10 as I'm still running win7.
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Nope, no change.
When I'm looking at the scales after clicking advanced, they switch like they should and everything appears correct there, it just doesn't change once I launch.
Note: If you see me in the skies remember that I am dealing with bass ackwards controls and show me some mercy!
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Call Hitech, he does answer his phone. He might be able to walk you through a fix.
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Finally figured it out I think. Had to make all changes while in the cockpit. Just in case anyone else runs into the same issue.
Now I have to come up with another excuse as to why I'm so bad at this flying/shooting thing.
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By "in cockpit" you mean in VR? The VR control settings are a separate set from the regular control settings.
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No I mean in the cockpit on the runway then bring up the settings window. I did it in offline practice and it worked. No idea why.
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Just a wild guess: In the cockpit of a fighter you're in "fighter mode" so all the settings you make automatically affect the fighters. In the tower you may for some reason be in another mode.