Settings

2. Axis Setting

First you should select the Axis Commands section above or press the AXIS ASSIGN button (bottom center). Both will switch to the list of actions you can put on any analog axis (joystick or throttle). Each control device is displayed as a separate column, while the actions are displayed as rows (see screenshot below). The listed input devices are of course named differently for your controls.

There are certainly some strange assignments in it at the start. It is often easiest to delete all of them and start from scratch.

To delete all assignments, select one column (e.g. on the screenshot Saitek Pro Flight) and delete the whole column with Delete category.

By clicking twice on a cell (intersection between row and column), you can assign an axis.

Axis, Picture from kaltokri, Public Domain

You should assign the following axes:

Action Description Comments
Flying: control stick, aileron roller Axis - Aileron Recommendation: Curvature 15
Flying: control stick, elevator Pitch Axis - Elevator Recommendation: Curvature 15
Rudder Yaw Axis - Rudder Recommendation: Curvature 0 - 10
Flying: Thrust Thrust Controls the power of the engine, Curvature 0
Wheel Brake Left / Right To brake with the pedals Optional: If you have rudder pedals with brake axes, you should use them.
Alternatively you can brake with a button.

To adjust the sensitivity of the occupied joystick axes, open the dialog AXIS TUNE. with the AXIS TUNE button.

In the following pictures I will show you the curvature setting I have set for each axis.  In the order: Thrust - Aileron - Elevator - Rudder) as a recommendation:

Thrust, Picture from kaltokri, Public Domain  Roll, Picture from kaltokri, Public Domain

Pitch, Picture from kaltokri, Public Domain  Rudder, Picture from kaltokri, Public Domain

Some joysticks "tremble" around the zero position. This may need a dead band to be set to prevent this.