My new PC handles like a dream, in fact, it handles a bit too fast with CS aircraft, is there a way to slow down how fast the knobs turn?

Manok wrote on Jun 17^th, 2012 at 8:51pm:

My new PC handles like a dream, in fact, it handles a bit too fast with CS aircraft, is there a way to slow down how fast the knobs turn?

If you have a registered version of FSUIPC, try this...


wrote on Mar 27^th, 2012 at 2:56am:

We'll I've finally come across the solution for the sensitive pitch! You must have a registered version of FSUIPC. Check 'Fix control acceleration' and all will be good.  Now I have to re-learn my hand flying!

http://i823.photobucket.com/albums/zz155/fsxpaul/FSX/FSUIPCTrimSensitivityFix.jpg

Sorry if I wasn't too clear, it is a bad habit, but I am talking about things like the baro knob, and the communication knobs etc, does that make it clearer?

Use short clicks.

If you hold the mouse button on a knob for anything longer than a second or so,
it will begin to move faster so you can make a larger changes.

If you wish to make small changes just use quick taps on the mouse button.

This goes for trim, autopilot pitch, frequency changes etc.

Lou

LOU wrote on Jun 18^th, 2012 at 6:30pm:

Use short clicks. If you hold the mouse button on a knob for anything longer than a second or so, it will begin to move faster so you can make a larger changes. If you wish to make small changes just use quick taps on the mouse button. This goes for trim, autopilot pitch, frequency changes etc. Lou

That's exactly how I do it. It works perfectly fine for me too. ;)

Same in most of the CS planes, I mean it's handy for a heading change from 330 to 190... for example...