I've just had to spend an hour re-calibrating, re-mapping and otherwise fiddling with my Thrustmaster T Flight Hotas. After re-calibrating the joystick and fiddling with the ED throttle controls, I still had no deadzone control zero speed at all. Very dangerous if you are docking. In the end I had to unplug the USB plug and swap it and the keyboard around into different ports and then it was suddenly fixed.
What happened to cause this?
I had a little collision yesterday evening with a rock, well I say rock, but I couldn't actually see it because the thing about space is, it's black, and the thing about asteroids in Resource Extraction Sites that are in Shadow is that they are also black, so a black blob passing in front of blackness is impossible to see until you start grinding into it. Anyway, I yanked the Hotas into full reverse, then when that didn't seem to free me started thrusting laterally left and right to try and work myself loose, another yank backwards on the reverse throttle finally freed me, damage: none apart from the Vultures outer shield ring. But it seems I may have scrambled my joystick calibration during the encounter. Isn't the Vulture a tough little ship?
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