after deleting conf.ini files-different flight behaviour?

[Catseye]

Try and reset the config.ini's again to where you like them but ......set the file to READ ONLY!

Seems it somehow gets overridden whenever you close the sim or steam.

[Majo]

As part of the confuser.ini file you have the input values for your joysticks.
What is call the "axis input curve".

You most probably just went back to the default values.

So there is no FM change, just your joystick axes interact diferently with the control surfaces of the plane.

Salutes.

[Nephris]

Noticed the same after i reinstalled Clod.
After checking both configs i noticed that the old one had my last trims inside, awhile the new one was a virgin.

[David198502]

Originally Posted by Majo

As part of the confuser.ini file you have the input values for your joysticks.
What is call the "axis input curve".

You most probably just went back to the default values.

So there is no FM change, just your joystick axes interact diferently with the control surfaces of the plane.

Salutes.

how can i get back to the default values of the confuser.ini?
deleting it and downloading again from steam?

[SlipBall]

Originally Posted by David198502

how can i get back to the default values of the confuser.ini?
deleting it and downloading again from steam?

Turn off Steam cloud/exit steam/delete the file...then start the game/then enable cloud (with/while) the game is still running, if you wish.

[David198502]

Originally Posted by Catseye

Try and reset the config.ini's again to where you like them but ......set the file to READ ONLY!

Seems it somehow gets overridden whenever you close the sim or steam.

thx for the tip...
how can i set the file to read only?

[Catseye]

Right click on the config.ini file and tick the window on the bottom left that says "read only".

That's it.

Oh, and if you make any later changes in your settings such as resolution, you will have to make the file "read" so it can write those changes. That's why it is important to have your settings where you want them before making it "read only".

S!