Controller throttle axis does not work correctly

[charred heath]

I bound throttle increase and decrease to left and right trigger. So when I hold down left trigger to increase throttle it slowly increases the throttle, but the second I let go it resets to 50%, same for decreasing, the second I let go of the trigger it resets it to 50%. If I turn off "use throttle axis negative region" and press and let go of either right or left trigger it resets the throttle to 0%.
I did not have this issue on the playtest.

[strange ingot]

I have the same issue with an xbox one controller, it is behaving as if the trigger is an axis even though the binding suggests it'll be treated as a button.

[idle obsidian]

I’m having the same issue with a sidestick, but with yaw too

[muted peak]

Same thing. It defaults to 50% if neither trigger is pressed

[strange ingot]

Notably after some testing this bug doesn't occur if the bumpers are used. Some kind of issue with output from the triggers

[spiral shoal]

Can confirm that the triggers are considered axes rather than buttons. I'd recommend using the default binding of bumpers instead

[strange ingot]

Thanks, I've done so in the short term, but my muscle memory is all tied to the triggers as throttle. I'm sure it'll get picked up in a hotfix soon enough 🙂

[muted peak]

I just can't get used to it and I still crash occassionally while taking off because of it

I need a yoke

[strange ingot]

You can try using a piece of software called "Xinput plus" to force the xinput functionality of windows to split the axes in the meantime, I've had a play but not much success

https://community.pcgamingwiki.com/files/file/2034-xinput-plus-v415064/

[woven stratus]

with the way I use the Throttle that might damage the bumpers.

[muted peak]

I think I'll keep it as default since the rudders are super sensitive anyway

[honest quest]

Definitely would prefer to be able to use the triggers properly for throttle, bumpers feels weird to me lol