I got in!!!! Great game so far but.....

[[[8]]ReddRainn]

BOY do i need some help.  

 

1. How do i get rid of the blurr when i turn my head?

2. my throttle is backwards. When i Push forward it throttles down and vise versa.

3. Im using the saitek x55 pro and when i go into game and fly i cannot control my plane at all. Im sure i need to do the settings for it or calibrate it. But i cannot control it at all.

4. im sitting way to close to the front panel. How can i move back? 

 

Thats about it for now i guess.  thanks guys for any help.

[Leaf]

1. Go into view settings and untick "cinematic effect"

2. Either re-program the throttle, which is what I did, or maybe there's an "invert" option somewhere?

4. Moving back is in the pilot head control settings, F10 is the default button for the default view.

    I.e. you move you head back the desired amount, hit F10 and it saves that view as default, from which you can move back even                         further or side to side etc.

 

Enjoooy!

Edited September 1, 2014 by LeafyPredicament

[Finkeren]

Welcome to BoS, hope you'll have a great time.

 

Answers:

 

1. Turn off "cinematic" in the camera settings.

 

2. You can invert your controls in the settings menu by clicking the small "turned arrow" icon on the specific control setting.

 

3. Check that you have the latest drivers, and check, that the correct axis' are assigned to the different plane ontrols in the settings menu. I use a normal X55, and it's recognized with no problems.

 

4. In the "pilot head" control settings, there are settings for moving the pilots head in all directions. Once you find a position you like, you can save it as the default head position for that aircraft by pressing F10.

[[[8]]ReddRainn]

Ok, i got everything fixed but the joystick..I use the x52 pro not 55, sorry.  Ive updated my drivers and did a reboot, still nothing. I cannot control the plane at all. Once i make a pitch or roll it goes out of control. The joystick is about 6 months old and i had no issues with it on warthunder.  Im also on teamspeak if anyone can help me out...Thanks !

[71st_AH_Mastiff]

sounds like you need to set a curve; to the far right in the input box click on that. I'm in the BOS TS don't see ya.

Edited September 1, 2014 by 71st_Mastiff

[[[8]]ReddRainn]

Sorry, im in there now. I did some messing around in the input box, but still  nothing good. It cant be this sensitive. I try turning slow and still lose control.

[Finkeren]

If you only have experience with WT it's not entirely imposible, that you simply have to adjust to the planes being more sensitive.

[MiG21bisFishbedL]

Sorry, im in there now. I did some messing around in the input box, but still  nothing good. It cant be this sensitive. I try turning slow and still lose control.

Try adjusting it to extremes and faffing about, just to ascertain whether or not you settings are saving. But, as Finkeren stated, it may just be that you're not used to it. WT holds your hand pretty much all the way through, by comparison. A light touch is all you need. Just an easy, soft touch. In combat, slightly less light. Hard flight surface deflections do not make for smooth flight.

[Tompa_73]

Ok, i got everything fixed but the joystick..I use the x52 pro not 55, sorry.  Ive updated my drivers and did a reboot, still nothing. I cannot control the plane at all. Once i make a pitch or roll it goes out of control. The joystick is about 6 months old and i had no issues with it on warthunder.  Im also on teamspeak if anyone can help me out...Thanks !

 

I have X52 pro too and no issues, I pretty much fly with standard settings on my HOTAS.

[Trinkof]

About your controls : 

 

-You can reduce a little (to 970-960) the [Y sat ] in the X55 program, it act like a multiplier on pitch axis you can find on war thunder. (go into the MadCatz program, parameter / select the stick / there you can parameter pretty much everything better than ingame settings  -> after you find what you like, do not forget to set all setting on axis In game to full linear)

 

 

-You will probably need almost ALL the curve of an axis at high speed, but 10% are "expendable", wich will make the plan a little bit more stable and easy to fly (this option pretty much remove the wobbling on the 109)

 

-Last one : at low speed all planes are realy unstable, at high speed it is much easier (above 400km/h) -> sor the first rule is : fly fast 

 

-@everyonelse : despite what you might have seen on WT : stalling is a way more easy on war thunder, because the "plane" gives really low feedback (sound especially) and planes tend to stall without warning ... I find it easier to fly BOS plane, much more  predictable once you understood how it works

Edited September 1, 2014 by =FFS=Trinkof

[TheBlackPenguin]

Sorry, im in there now. I did some messing around in the input box, but still  nothing good. It cant be this sensitive. I try turning slow and still lose control.

 

When you're in the settings box, did you verify that all inputs were correct and not reversed? Also make sure you don't have multiple inputs bound to the same axis/key.