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Tuning Center - Entering manual values

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When fine tuning motion profiles you can find the need to manually enter a Tuning Center value, which for some games can be less than 1, particularly for heave.

To do so in the Tuning Center un-check the tick in the box next to the name of the axis you want to manually enter a value for, say Heave. The check boxes are Green by default, which means the Min and Max values will default to the same value, Blue is to capture values and uncheck them to Pink (Off) to manually enter values. Hit Capture Max Min, change the values, then hit save.You can then manually enter Max and Min values all the way down to 0.01.

The values must be entered like this, 0.5 not like this 0,5 as a decimal point is the recognized deliminator. Sometimes the computer language setting may be an issue when trying to enter a decimal point if they are set to something other than US English.

Source: http://www.xsimulator.net/community...ter-simulation-plugin.4777/page-17#post-91187
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SimTools Settings, Tips and Tricks
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Nov 7, 2015
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