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Correct, but with this update 1.5.0 in CLS2Sim the throttle value doesn’t work and so the propwash effect isn’t available.
And in this thread there is a new post where User Arturo made a FFB himself and said, that all values in MSFS are there:
“However, the necessary variables are really there, in the form of custom vars -> Lvars
And actually the one who has it easiest is brunner, who would only have to read them.
But Brunner would have to support each of the advanced addons that come out. Does Brunner want to do this? it’s up to them.Lvars for this:
rpm “L:Eng1_PropRPM”
torque “L:Eng1_Torque”
do you want AP functions and following? “L:ApMode”
etc”You can read the full post here:
https://a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=580574#p580574I hope Brunner will support this special option, that the A2A Comanche will work in MSFS with the Brunner Yoke.
Hopefully Brunner can answer this question before their vacation starts tomorrow?
Meanwhile this question is answered by Scott at the A2A forum.
Regards,
MartinI have the same problem with my old (first) CLS-E Yoke (this with COM-Port) and 5.1.21. The Yoke fails to connect. 5.1.18 works without problems.
Hello Diego,
any news on the MSFS rudder problem? Is it possible that you can fix this problem with CLS2Sim or will we have to wait for a solution from MS/Asobo?
Best regards,
MartinHi,
for me the rudder problem isn’t solved with this Beta version. As long as I move the Saitek Rudder pedals, the Yoke in the Cockpit also moves to the center position and if I stop moving the pedals (at any position) the Yoke goes back to the forward position.Must say, I’m using the “Yoke is pulled forward by Elevator weight” setting in CLS2Sim.
Attached my settings folder.Regards,
MartinHi,
for me the rudder problem isn’t solved with this Beta version. As long as I move the Saitek Rudder pedals, the Yoke in the Cockpit also moves to the center position and if I stop moving the pedals (at any position) the Yoke goes back to the forward position.Must say, I’m using the “Yoke is pulled forward by Elevator weight” setting in CLS2Sim.
Regards,
MartinNow I’m back to the older settings (“Force map vJoy Axes…” and set Aileron/Elevator in MSFS with vJoy Axis). This way I can use the yoke without moving the elevator axis with my Saitek Rudder pedals.
Hope this new problems can be solved with a new version of CLS2Sim.
Cheers,
Martin2. Open File->Settings in CLS2Sim and select “Use MS Flight Simulator X / MSFS2020”
Is there a new version of CLS2Sim? The checkbox “Force Map vJoy Axes…” should not be checked?
Thanks, and there is my problem.
I’ve installed the MSFX plugin and the vJoy driver. In FS2020 under vjoy device there is no movement. With “Emulate USB HID Joystick” it works”.
Martin Bauer
Thank you for the information,
for the CLS-E Yoke with CLS2Sim v4.25.8 you mean “Emulate USB HID Joystick”? The option “Emulate USB MS Flight Simulator X” I don’t have. And with these setting I have no FFB.
Is this correct?
Martin
Thanks, this solution I used since I bought my CLS-E Yoke. As some planes use those axis for pulling the GA aircraft, I can not use the yoke for it.
Other short question. When will be the CLS2Sim Version 4.19 (which is for using the Zibo B737) officially available. If I install the Beta the Zibo works great, but my other GA’s don’t work anymore with their profiles because the TAS changed to IAS.
Regards,
Martin BauerI’m using X-Plane 11.32r2 and CLS2im v4.14.
This box with the cross in the middle I mean. Until in X-Plane the axis for elevator an aileron are set to a joystick, bis box exists. An for the Brunner CLS-E Yoke there are no axis visible in X-Plane.
Hi,
as airspeedactive wrote is the Yoke with CLS2Sim 4.19.1 for GA’s (REP C172) too hard in movement and the airspeed which is shown at the CLS-E Yoke is approximately 100 knots higher than the speed in the plane. In the Zibo Boeing should be “hydraulic” selected so this doesn’t matter.Could this be corrected for GA aircrafts?
Regards,
Martin
