Also the fsx. From the calibration file it does correct, but it does not effect game calibration. But refering to this as TRIM as opposed to CALIBRATE is more accurate. The steam version of fsx on the Windows 10 professional 64-bit does not load correctly calibration software for Logitech Strike force 3D from fsx calibration tab, so the joystick remains poorly calibrated. TARGET actually allows you to trim (or do all sorts of crazy stuff with them) your axis and even do it on the fly, for example for AC or simulators that don't have this feature. I do have my throttle calibrated to something a little different from the instructions for such a reason. TM calibration tools do allow you to do some 'wrong' calibration that can be very useful for some uses, but I'd stay away from that for now. You seem to be confusing adjusting your axis resposes with calibration, they are not the same.
The WH devices hold their calibration in hardware you don't want to add a layer of driver calibration to that. If you have any such issues if will fix it.ĭo not ever calibrate them using windows tools. However when I bought my set second hand the Joystick drifted to the side on the X axis and that's how I knew it needed calibration. Just like Ant0ine said, usually you won't need to calibrate the WH stick or throttle.
