Uninstall and reinstall didn't make a difference. I'm not sure what to do next???
Posts by johnnybbmorgan
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I've calibrated my Saitek yoke/throttle quadrant and rudder pedals in Aerofly's settings/controls. I deleted the gc-map file as you suggested and it didn't make a difference. It probably won't make a difference but I'm going to try uninstalling and reinstalling the program in Steam.
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Greetings Fellow Aerofly FS 2 Friends!
A few months ago my dream of getting a 'hot' flight simming system finally came true. After many years of dialing down settings in order to get just mediocre performance, I'm really enjoying having a setup that readily accepts maxed out settings and experiencing the truly stunning results! My flightsims are X Plane 11, FSX and Aerofly FS 2 within the Steam platform and also Prepar3d v.4. All of the sims have been wonderful until just recently when I began experiencing control sensitivity problems with Aerofly FS 2. Control input for elevators, ailerons and rudder are so sensitive with the Saitek yoke and rudder pedals that my Aerofly flight experience is ruined! A miniscule control input causes full elevator or aileron deflection! I've recalibrated. I've reset the controls to default, but so far, nothing's helped. I'm not having any issues with the other flight sims, just Aerofly. The only thing I haven't tried yet is to uninstall then a reinstall via Steam. I'm really missing the thrill of Aerofly's fantastic scenery and I'm looking forward to getting this problem rectified soon! I'm hoping that someone out there might have a idea or suggestion as to how I can fix the problem. Many thanks in advance for your knowledgeable input!
John
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