X axis isn't working

It's difficult to determine witch trim buttons effect the props. The only way to do this is durring flight. At low power, since you are working with 4 axis, each set of 2 buttons will effect the rotational speed of 1 motor. Typicaly in this set up, the left stick will control power and yaw(up and rotation left and right), while the right stick controls direction and pitch.(forward/reverse and bank left or right) Here is what I think you need. The left side bottom butons, control horizontal control. If you take off and notice the helo going to the left(banking, not turning) click the right button to attain horizontal stability. If you notice it is going slightly forward click the bottom button on the right side of the left stick. The same can be said with the axis control on the right stick. I hope to see this aircraft on youtube, as there is a shortage of these flying stabile anywere. good luck.

Yeah, I don't use third-party controllers on my PC, just the Xbox controller. I'm sorry that you have this problem with other controllers.

Software issue. Use a newer joystick and all will be fine.

go to logitech profiler> right stick X-axis>axis properties>map to x-axis drop down menu pick mouse x-axis then repaet the step for the y-Axis.

have you calibrated it?...."start" "control panel" IN **CLASSIC VIEW** click the GAME CONTROLLERS and then propertys...it should say your device and after highlighting you stick a window will pop up hit the SETTINGS tap and hit CALIBRATE do what it tells you and try using it again....

i had a similar problem and the cause was i wasn't getting power from the wall socket

have you choosen to use the stick in the game controlls options in your games? if not you just choose using joy-stick and customize the buttons and Y-X-axis to what you preffer

So you mean the Dual action is supported by default in Oblivion? Or did you set up commands using a profiler software? I am familiar with Logitech Game Profiler so I will tell you what you need to in it.

Left click on "Right Stick X-axis" -> Axis Properties -> At the bottom, "Right Stick X-Axis mapped to", choose Mouse X-Axis.

Now do the same for Y axis. Works in every game.

Is either getting a new one or try to swap out a good Joy stick from another controller, I am having the same problem and I already gone thru 4 controllers. I really wish they can fix the Joy stick slacking so easy................................ at 53.00 CAd a pop which normally last me no more than 10 months+.

check here:

http://www.wingmanteam.com/latest_software/latest_soft_main.htm

grab the Logitech Gaming software 5.02 (I used the 64bit, make sure you grab the correct one!).


Note, I have a logitech MX 518 gaming mouse, and after installing the above, I could no longer use my button assignments in any games. The mouse functioned like an old 2 button mouse. I have a feeling there is some conflict between the mouse software/driver and the logitech software/driver.