strawman

Thanks seems ok now.Still not sure about the collective though, commonsense tells me they wouldn't design the controls to be potentially lethal at the slightest adjustment, but then I'm not a helo pilot. Love that cheranus map,reminds me of flying in a puma over the countryside.

You beat me to it, my steam copy just updated, it's the joystick sensitivity gone hyper,Codfish was right.The slightest adjustment on the stick or throttle is exaggerated...how to fix?.

Thanks but joystick settings seem ok.Just thoughtI bought two copies, one standalone and one on steam, I think they share the same config folder in my documents? The steam copy still seems fine but the standalone is out of wack, maybe a conflict there somewhere?.

Ah yes thanks the cfg! I tried to use the demo cfg the other day ,to see if it would change anything a few days ago, I thought I had put the origional back maybe thats it?.I see nobody else is having problems so I think I'll reinstall everything.I had similar effects with HTR 1.5 in FSX. Reinstall I think............thanks

Just tried patch 104 and the fm has gone fecked up, the helos are unflyable.Or should i have read the readme and missed a setting or something?:butbut:

I'm new to this as well ,I have a saitek evo and have compressed the spring with a cable tie making the throws much easier and avoiding over correction against the cantering spring. Makes it much smoother for smaller inputs. Finding out it's all about smaller more subtle inputs. Not what I’m used to in other flying simulators.

My first post here. I totally agree! I'm really enjoying TOH at the moment. It's rekindled my interest in helis.Ive taken rides in the back of choppers in the USA and Europe, black hawks, wessex, chinook, puma, gazelle, lynx etc but have never flown one. The local airfield has a helicopter school and I might book a trial flight or two, was looking at auto gyros the other day and trial flights are much cheaper. But like I say I agree with the OP great sim really enjoying it, and will see how the hinds go.