ArtMan_NL

Good news. Thanks for sharing!

Please see this topic http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=157268 for a solution. //Arthur

I had the same problem and the temporally fix with copying the 1.2.16 UH1 folder over the same folder in 1.5 or 2.0 (replacing) and do a repair is the only solution. There are other topics in this forum about this subject. As far as I know it is an official registered bug. If somebody needs the required folder please PM me. I have the old 1.2.16 UH1 folder or the 1.2.16 installation files. The UH1 in the 1.2.16 installation folder doesn't have to be activated by the way. //Arthur

I have the same issue. Warthog Joystick and Throttle not working in the Huey. Other add-ons no problem. DCS World 1.5. The Huey seems to be frozen when I start up a mission.

Thanks for sharing :thumbup:

A big hug from me :) Excellent guide for this beginner and it is certainly not to long. Thank you for all your effort :thumbup: /Arthur

Thanks for the video's. Picking up the Shark again.

Wouwww a new 3-rd party developer !!! Does it come out with the release of the new EDGE engine???? :hehe:

Hi Molevitch, Still experimenting. Today I disconnected the lower msffb and that gave me the feeling I could better hoover the Huey. I used one of my friends XF65 joystick. These joysticks are extremely precise and it was easier to hoover on one spot. However it's not so easy to control the Huey when you have to trim. The modified stick give you more control in proper trimming. I'm still wondering what stick the guy from Belsimtek is using for his pick-up instruction video on youtube. (DCS: UH-1H Huey in-game training - Pickup)

Maybe this is an good alternative for our project :D Click!

Answer in red:

I didn't know that :joystick:

Please do not change the pots. It is not necessary because if you have a look at the red mini controls hud (RCTRL-ENTER] you will see that the diamond will follow the smallest inputs from you cyclic. It s not really a dead zone. I'm almost sure they programmed it as well to behave the stick like a real one. In real life a chopper cyclic has the same issue as well and makes it easy to "stir in a pan of soup" which you HAVE to do to keep the Huey on one spot. But, honestly speaking, my first reaction was the same like yours. :) Until my friend, who is flying choppers for real, came over and fly the huey with 2 fingers in his nose. He was very impressed over the correctness of the stick. As a guide for starting hoovering. Trim your cyclic just in the left under quadrant (mini hud) and slowly start raising the collective. During that proces give a little left pedal pressure. Hold your Cougar grip with 2 fingers. Keep practising, practising, practising. No need t change the pots until they are becoming spiky. However, Microsoft made a vey good quality joystick, far better then a logitech G940. Good luck.

Thanks. I will do.

I didn't test it but technically spoken there will be always a little bit difference. Just think about those pots they have used and the motors. It's not the highest quality you can get so I expect there will be some difference in the movement.