Jaximus

All mass-produced joysticks are made for airplane sims. Unless you're flying with $1,500 controls you're using something designed for an airplane. I fail to see what that has to do with anything. The force feedback in Take On Helicopters is not properly modeled. It just acts like a spring. SimFFB emulates a real force-trim system and works beautifully with my G940. My joystick isn't the problem. Not being able to turn off the force feedback in Take On's settings is the problem. So, again, if anyone knows how to disable the game's output of FFB signals to my joystick I would really like to know. There are ways to bypass it by creating a virtual joystick, but I would rather just disable the game's FFB.

I'm attempting to use SimFFB so I can get proper force trimming with my G940 stick, but Take On refuses to give up FFB control to the outside program. Is there a parameter I can change somewhere to completely disable FFB? And if so where exactly is the location? I've searched high and low for FFB control, but the best I've been able to do is turn off vibrations. Thanks for your help, guys.

Location: United States, Southern Illinois (Central Standard Time) Age: 27 I'm looking for a semi-serious squad of mature players for either co-op or PvP. I'm completely new to the ARMA series, but I'm no stranger to FPS's. I lean towards flying helos (full HOTAS/TrackIR), but I'm willing to do whatever needs to be done to win. I've got a nice mic and I can DL teamspeak or whatever everybody else in the squad is using. I work from home and make my own schedule, so I can play pretty much anytime. I have fun, but I definitely play to win. Any takers?