DXDeadzone.exe question

I got the DXDeadzone adjuster from the wingman site, but I'm not sure where to place the slider. The default deadzone is 5%. Where are you guys setting it at? Thanks

Zero "Jeff Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:962eus$ac2$[email hidden]... > I got the DXDeadzone adjuster from the wingman site, but I'm not surewhere > to place the slider. The default deadzone is 5%. Where are you guyssetting

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>"Jeff Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote > I got the DXDeadzone adjuster from the wingman site, but I'm not surewhere > to place the slider. The default deadzone is 5%. Where are you guyssetting > it at? The closest to zero possible. The only problem might be related to the quality of your wheel and your potentiometer. Having no deadzone can produce a very twitchy feeling on cheap wheels. That's why the deadzone exists, to damper the effect of neutral joystick inputs because of the small frequency from wear. -- -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> -- May the Downforce be with you... -- http://www.ymenard.com/ -- People think it must be fun to be a genius, but they don't realise how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.

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> >"Jeff Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote > > I got the DXDeadzone adjuster from the wingman site, but I'm not sure > where > > to place the slider. The default deadzone is 5%. Where are you guys > setting > > it at? > > > The closest to zero possible. The only problem might be related to the > quality of your wheel and your potentiometer. Having no deadzone can > produce a very twitchy feeling on cheap wheels. That's why the deadzone > exists, to damper the effect of neutral joystick inputs because of the

small > frequency from wear. Thanks, I appreciate the explanation. I'll set it to zero and go up from there. I have a Logi Wingman FF, btw.