BernieTheEvilF1Ruler

So much better now, - Reversed the mouse axis manually as suggested - Unplugged wheel - and unassigned joystick controls - Put pedals on a and d instead of x and c - Put auto howver on/off on mouse button 4 (Since quick menu usually only gave me auto hover on - never auto hover off) Still wants to go straight when I turn sometimes - but I guess thats just me using the tail rotor at to high speeds.

I ws enjoying the demo quite a lot until I got to the chopper controls. I persevered for a while - until I realised my inputs were having very little control over the craft. I'm a newbie to ArmA - but I've had no problem with choppers in Op Flash or BF2 before. One problem at a time - - Can I actually invert the controls for aircraft without inverting my mouse for military? Its just awkawd - The game auto detected a joystick and mapped the controls accordingly. One problem - I don't have a joystick. I have a steering wheel and pedals plugged in with separate axises. So the wheel was fighting the mouse movements. Surely its possible to detect whether the device is a wheel or a joystick is plugged in and not assign controls for a steering wheel? Solution for now - unplug the wheel while playing ArmA - Auto hover on - I cant determine why the auto hover off option hardly ever appears after turning it on - am I doing something wrong? Sometimes the only way to get out of auto hover seems to be to kill the engine and get it going again before you hit the ground. - The whole shebang feels like one constant fight - with whatever mouse control fighting with the keyboard control - fighting with the auto hover. Is there an auto return to centre - if I use x or c while flying in a straight line it seems to twitch back to straight ahead. I have not felt like I was actually controlling the craft apart form altitude. Does anyone have some good suggested settings for keyboard mouse control?