I was curious to know, can you set up 2 seperate hotas joysticks to act as a dual set up on...

Hi there Wayne! Christopher here, an Xbox fan and been on Xbox for years already. I would really love to make your day by helping you out. Check your configuration settings with the driver on your PC (should be called "Control Panel" with a little HOTAS icon)

It will bring you to this screen https://i.imgur.com/xQv04Kl.jpg

Now move the Throttle/Z-Axis on your HOTAS up and down all the way to confirm that the throttle is going up the entire way.

If it does go up the entire way, then it is a keybind issue

If it does not, then unfortunately it is an issue with the HOTAS's throttle. You will have to calibrate it in the control panel menu

(It's always a good idea to download the PC drivers so you can calibrate your T.Flight Hotas One, run diagnostics and see if there's any issues with your HOTAS that's affecting your Xbox experience) If you don't have the PC drivers, they can easily be downloaded here:

https://support.thrustmaster.com/en/product/t-f...

Just simply select >Drivers - Package 2017_TFHT_1 + Firmware and make sure you set the switch near the joystick to PC instead of Xbox before you connect it to your PC.

I played both on my Xbox One and PC using the T-Flight Hotas One, so I know about this issue you're experiencing. Hope this helps!

Sorry, asking again if there’s a way to set the adaptive joystick up so that when I click the adaptive joystick, the left thumb stick ( which it is plugged into the left usb port) will act as if I clicked the left thumb stick. I saw something in settings
to set as shift but am not sure what that is. So if anyone knows how to set the adaptive joystick to click the left thumb stick, please let me in on the secret. They really left a lot of options out. They obviously didn’t work close with people with disabilities,
as why would you want a joystick that doesn’t function exactly as the thumb stick you’re replacing/taking over.

Hi,

the FS Simulator crashed and now all the control setting for my joystick (HOTAS X52) are lost/empty. Is there a way to restore the original default settings?

Thanks & BR

Mike

I too have exactly the same problem described - and it's driving me daft.

It seems that it is not uncommon and that the issue is within FS 2020 rather than my Thrustmaster HOTAS One joystick.

I have tried everything that I can think of to find a fix including re-installing FS and joystick drivers.

Does anyone have a solution for this vexing problem please?

I believe I have solved the issue with the Thrustmaster USB Joystick, and probably any other joystick that is acting "too sensitive". I had this problem until I figured out that I had only mapped "Aileron Left (Roll Left)" and "Aileron Right (Roll Right)" to
the "X Axis", and I had failed to set the one that simply says "Aileron Axis". Once you set ALL THREE of these, you should be good to go. For the record I did set the sensitivity to have a 20% dead zone and sensitivity to -40%. I plan to continue tweaking
these values, but I was finally able to control the aircraft. Try this.

this is from the
Thrustmaster page for those pedals

"THE TFRP RUDDER–Thrustmaster Flight Rudder Pedals: DESIGNED FOR ALL USERS Compatible on PC with all joysticks on the market Also compatible on PS4™ with the T.Flight Hotas 4 joystick*/** and on XBox One™ with the T.Flight Hotas One joystick "

it looks like the pedals are compatible but you might need to get the T.Flight Hotas One joystick.