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Keith Smith wrote:dedaldo, mapping the controls in xplane takes about 20 seconds if you'd like to revisit it. I can't offer any guidance on the FSX side, sorry, but hopefully someone else can.

you were bloody right , mapping in xplane is quite easy

FSX is a bit tricky because you need to assign the function you want based on each controller. I mean in the control axes assignment window, you will notice that you have to separately select yoke as one controller and assign their axis, then select the rudder pedals as a different controller to ...

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Note, honestly it was easier to set up the Saitek yoke, throttle, and rudder pedals under X-Plane than FSX. However, the radio stack worked "plug and Play" under FSX where as the X-Plane took slightly more work (the work was in finding the plugin).

yes , it is true xplane is easier for ...

thank you guys for your advice
I spent some time in mapping the controls and at the end of the day (litterally :D ) I came to the conclusion the rudder is defective , I wrote to saitek and
hopefully they will do something : Another problem that I had, probably, that was driving me crazy was the fsx ...

I didn't , honestly it was the first time on xplane and I found it very complicated; I tried on fsx but I didn' succeed ; my z axis is on the throttle and I am not able to change ; plus I am not able to remove the rudder driver neither to install ; if I try to install first I find a message that I ...

hi guys , I am pretty fresh to flight simulator and I am having some issues. I bought saitek yoke ,throttle and rudder.The very first day everithing looked fine but the rudder. The brakes did not work and I used the keybord ; then I unistalled and reinstalled the the drivers but nothing changed in ...

thank you guys ,I 'll take off in a couple of days ,just waiting for my saitek stuff

thank you guys for the suggestions

Hi everibody ,I am new at Pilotedge and to any kind of Flight simulator: I am going to install and use for the first time Fsx and Pilotedge , and I am wondering what kind of headset/ microphone am I going to use . Do I need something in particular or I may use any kind of headset/mic ,usb or non usb ...

whoispankaj wrote:You can use A2A Simulations Cessna 172 and Cherokee 180 for your GA planes. They both are very good

wow I saw the presentation , impressive !!I'll definitely go for it :Do you have any suggestions for yoke pedals and that kind of stuff ?