WW2 Aircraft - Axis deviating

Hallo everybody,

i have a wired problem(bug?) only in my WW2 birds. If i fly any of my WW2 birds i can see that my Roll/Pitch/Rudder axis deviate from my physikal HOTAS hardware, my stick is dead center but in the FW190 it's a little up and to the right on the control indicator. I can see some variation which axis are affected depending on what WW2 bird i use. I don't have any "helper" activated in the special tabs.

This is only happening in the WW2 birds, all other modules jets/helis are not affected by this!

Some strange observation i made in the axis settings:

- if i open the axis tune setting in one of the WW2 birds my axis is not centered

- if i just move the axis a little and let go the axis will centre in the axis tune setting but not in game

- if i open the axis tune settings in a jet or heli module everything is immediately centered - no need to move something

I already deleted my axis assignments and assigned them again but no luck. It looks like a in-game programmed offset for the axis for that modules?

Attached are some pictures showing the problem and the settings. Does anybody else see this or is this just on my end? I did a forum search but couldn't find anything and i hope this is the right spot in the forum to post this.

Not sure about the A-8 but for the 109 there is an option for trim tabs.

Check out if they are set in the special options.

Could be that the A-8 has a trim tab set/installed by default and it doesn´t have an option for it.

Not sure about the A-8 but for the 109 there is an option for trim tabs.

Check out if they are set in the special options.

 

Could be that the A-8 has a trim tab set/installed by default and it doesn´t have an option for it.

Negative, no auto rudder or other assist functions, no trim tabs set for the 109 either.

This is not a bug. Just some trim tabs on the control surfaces pushing the control surface in the trimmed directions due to airflow.

You'll see the axis center when there's no airflow(parked or at the top of a hammerhead)

This is not a bug. Just some trim tabs on the control surfaces pushing the control surface in the trimmed directions due to airflow.

 

You'll see the axis center when there's no airflow(parked or at the top of a hammerhead)

Thank you very much Sir, this was driving me crazy because i couldn't figure out why. :beer:

I did a cold ramp start (like you said) and every thing is dead centered. :thumbup:

This only shows that i fly the WW2 stuff way to less, to be honest the 109 and D9 where collecting dust until i bought the A8(enjoy flying her very much).

@MODS

This can be closed/deleted whatever you like, "problem" solved.