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Flight Sim re-calibrate
Posted by Marc Atkins on 09 December 2011 03:14 AM
If you are having trouble with calibration in Flight Simulator and your controller seems to be ok in the test screen of Game Controllers; then you might need to rebuild the config (cfg) file:
To rebuild the Flight Simulator config file, firstly press and hold down CTRL+SHIFT, then start Flight Simulator and start a new flight. Continue to hold down CTRL+SHIFT until the game is in Cockpit view. You can then let go of the CTRL+SHIFT keys.
This will reset all the controls in the simulator: so you will need to move the controller in the full range of movement, for all the axis at least 4 times.
Note when you rebuild the config file, some of your joystick settings may change. This should work for FS2002, FS2004 (FS9) and FSX
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