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Glad it work out for you. I guess there's some keys or axis binding issue within TOH. Default setting seems not mapped correctly. Now fly more and enjoy it! :)

Here's my G940 and TOH profile. Give it a try. G940 Profile: TOH Profile:

Is your throttle/collective movement smooth with no jerking? Or you may try to reset your TOH profile to default.

Look down in the cockpit while you are on the ground. Raise/lower the throttle, move cyclic to all four corners and move rudder left/right either by joystick or keyboard. Check the the movement of everything in the cockpit and let us know if everything looks ok.

Try to raise the throttle/collective at the same time and monitor the rudder reading.

The weird thing is if you spinning like crazy after you turn auto hover off. You should have the same problem when you are still on the ground before take off. Can you let me know the reading when you first go into the customize controller after click "Show" while rudder on center? If not read as ZERO, try to move the null up then back to zero to see if it change back to zero.

Have you try set your rudder sensitivity to zero in Logitech Profiler? And set rudder to default curve, zero null zone and 1:1 in TOH.

What is your rudder sensitivity/null setting and movement data reading in the controller customize section?

For my G940, yes. Hope future patch can fix it.

Try to set all your G940 Axis Sensitivity = 0%, Deadzone = 0% and Range = 100% form Logitech Profiler. Keep the Logitech Profiler open and lunch TOH. Go to Controller --> G940 Joystick --> Customize, click "Show" and move around your stick to all 4 corner and check if the reading go smooth. Do the same on G940 Throttle and Rudder. Close and re-open TOH and go fly. Let me know if this work for you.:)

The curve box on the top of axis control indicated as follow: 1. Middle point: no curve. 2. Slide between middle and the left: low curve. 3. Slide between middle to the right: high curve. The values next to the null slide '1.0, 1.2, 1.5, 1.9, 2.4, 3.0'. give you the ratio of joystick input to actual output of the helo control. 1.0 represent 1:1, 1.2 represent 1:2 and so on. Hope this answer your questions and correct me if I'm wrong. I do to have the same questions from the beginning but finally figured it out.

In Logitech Profiler, Add profile for Take On Helicopter. Select Joystick and set X-Axis and Y-Axis: Axis sensitivity - 0% (Yes! 0%) Deadzone - 0% Range - 100% Also same as all Throttle, Rudder and trim axis. Then you will have smooth movement of all axis.

KTOA? Nice, thanks.