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JOYSTICK FOR X PLANE 10 HOW TO
JOYSTICK FOR X PLANE 10 FULL

If you’ve chosen linux as your operating system, we hope you possess the skills to configure it.

JOYSTICK FOR X PLANE 10 HOW TO

If you don’t know how to write a UDEV rule, google it a bit.they are not very complicated for the average linux user. The way to create an exception is to create a UDEV rule. Take a keyboard for example…imagine if another user logged in could see everything you were typing because he had read permissions on your device! Linux locks down permissions on devices that are not part of an exception. The problem is, Linux is a multi-user operating system and it has to worry about permissions to devices that are attached to the system. This is not a bug! This is a security feature of the Linux operating system.

Some hardware does not appear at all on Linux.

JOYSTICK FOR X PLANE 10 FULL

You can also go to the “Null Zone” tab and see that your axis does in fact have it’s full range of travel. This has been fixed in 10.10Beta 5 which is coming soon. This is not a joystick bug at all but in fact a UI bug that’s been around all along but just never visible until now. In other words, pull the yoke toward you and it goes to 0, push the yoke away from you and it goes to 75% instead of 100%.

Even after calibration, some devices still show their axis max limited to about 75% of what it should be when viewed on the Axis tab of the Joystick Dialog.

While most of the bugs have been fixed as of 10.10Beta 4, there still remain a small subset of devices that are still having problems.

It uses a much lower-level method of communication to essentially talk directly to the devices so that we have complete access to their capabilities instead of being limited to what a “middleman” layer of software feels like telling us…which is how things used to work. As you are hopefully already aware, the Joystick subsystem of X-Plane was completely rewritten for X-Plane 10.10.