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My question is not Il-2 related, but I would like to know, whether the throttles of the G940 have an afterburner detent?
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The big post by myself on page 2 covers this. Go there and search for 'detent'.
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#3
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Thank you!
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#4
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http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=12668
Version 3.0 of my multi-throttle software for IL-2 is done. It adds a lot of functionality to the G940. Now using device link to get 100% accurate throttles like normal in IL-2, and also support for the toe brakes for individual wheel braking. |
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#5
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I made a program to let you control your G940 lights manually (on a basic level at least).
http://hem.bredband.net/mikko.artist...by_MikkOwl.zip Enjoy! |
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#6
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An update on the G940 as flight sim equipment:
I finally went about trying to tune my trims to let me really 'trim' properly and accurately, since I always had a bit of an issue except with the elevator. I lowered the range of them in the profiler a lot to make them far easier and casual to use. And I found that I had real issues trimming it in so that I could fly completely hands off stick. And the reason: the reversal bug. Every time you start moving a trim in the 'other' direciton it makes a jump, so when trying to trim it just right - ah, a bit too much, go back, wtf, too much, and so it keeps going. DxTweak doesn't work with the G940 stick (crashes if you try to read it), but I took the time to use the IL-2 Joy utility to see if the stick itself is affected by the reversal bug, and it is. Every single axis is affected. This is outmost annoying. I'm sure it affects my aiming in some instances to a minor degree (but there should be NO degree), and it sure affects trying to trim properly, and the throttle accuracy as we already know. That Logitech software update with new firmware to fix this nonsense bug really must come out - soon. Feels handicapped to have this issue plauging every axis, even if the effect is small. |
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Getting pretty sick of peripheral manufacturers using weird proprietary calibration interfaces...they should've made the separate components of the G940 work independently, even if it meant they used up 3 USB ports...if you can afford to buy the G940 I'm pretty sure you can buy a powered hub. And the only other reason they provided for not doing so was that some older sims only recognise one controller...why didn't they just bundle their own variety of PPJoy with it? |
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