DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

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  • DOGGiE52
    Member
    • Dec 2006
    • 2680

    #16
    Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

    This does look very appealing. The one thing I am afraid of is the time it will take to adjust to new settings.

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    • Sike
      Member
      • Jun 2006
      • 1742

      #17
      Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

      what windows u running on? the start bar looks old?

      i wish i had a nice jostick, but im pretty good with M&K

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      • Gun slinger

        #18
        Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

        lightbread, you would be surprised at the difference it would make with your old stick

        doggie, it took me less than one full round to get used it, since my plane was now flying level my bombing accuracy increased ten-fold and it was alot easier to take out a helo without me fighting to keep the plane steady

        scott, it says in the readme
        "DXTweak only works correctly under Windows 98, Windows
        98SE, and Windows Me. DXTweak will run under Windows2K
        and WindowsXP however, the deadzone setting will not
        persist. Microsoft has acknowledged that there is no
        recognized way of setting a persistant deadzone for
        Windows 2K and Windows XP. We are trying to get a fix
        for this in the next version of DirectX"
        so the deadzone will not save using XP, but even though the deadzone setting is useless the other adjustments work flawlessly and are a huge help

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        • Chris_Redfield
          Member
          • Oct 2006
          • 5986

          #19
          Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

          The deadzones in fact DO get saved so dont pay attention to the warning. Ive been playing with different zone settings.

          Im using XP with the old Windows settings, I like it more.

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          • Gun slinger

            #20
            Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

            how do you get the deadzones to save, after I apply the new settings and go in the game try them out, I go back to DXTweak2 and all the deadzones are back to 0
            am I doin something wrong

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            • LightBred

              #21
              Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

              Originally posted by Talus View Post

              Most people would rather not search..which is why the forums are in the state they are in :laugh:
              yea its gotten pretty pointless, even the mods call ya a moron for telling people to search. :nod:

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              • 12:oc7ock
                Member
                • May 2006
                • 1020

                #22
                Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                Joysticks are for the inferior.

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                • LightBred

                  #23
                  Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                  Originally posted by 12:oc7ock View Post
                  Joysticks are for the inferior.
                  show me a decent K&M guide for proof, ive been trying it while im out of a joystick so anything works.. mainly just jet keyboarding

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                  • Chris_Redfield
                    Member
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 5986

                    #24
                    Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                    Originally posted by 12:oc7ock View Post
                    Joysticks are for the inferior.
                    Unless you call the richer people "inferior"; by all means. Every time I see people bash joystick users I get two ideas. Either they lack cash, or they lacked cash, got used to the mouse and now think its the end of the road.

                    No, my good sir. Unless you want to be scientifically and statistically proven wrong.

                    Originally posted by Gun Slinger View Post
                    how do you get the deadzones to save, after I apply the new settings and go in the game try them out, I go back to DXTweak2 and all the deadzones are back to 0
                    am I doin something wrong
                    1. Create a profile
                    2. Change deadzone settings
                    3. Hit apply
                    4. Hit save
                    5. Enjoy

                    :)

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                    • Gun slinger

                      #25
                      Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                      aaah AGAIN thanks Chris, saved the profile, which saved my deadzone settings and flying was even EASIER
                      hell my JS isnt half bad now LOL

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                      • Chris_Redfield
                        Member
                        • Oct 2006
                        • 5986

                        #26
                        Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                        Enjoy your pwnage, my good sir. I had 3 settings to choose from. 1 was for twitchy and fast response times for dogfights. 2 was blunt for ATS action and third was default. You should check it out to get that best setup for yourself.

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                        • This_guy_faith

                          #27
                          Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                          Chris, I hope you've realised you havn't explained HOW to use the Tool. If you put a guide in showing the user HOW to use and what all the Deadzone etc are then you'd be a legend..Well, mine anyway :P

                          Chris, if you have Msn or Xfire, contact me. I need your help tweaking my Love stick.

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                          • Chris_Redfield
                            Member
                            • Oct 2006
                            • 5986

                            #28
                            Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                            Theres a small one on the first page. DXTweak2 is for Joystick perfomance. I imagine you are haing problems with JoyToKey?

                            My xfire is "sqlfoxhound", I´ll be online tonight.

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                            • DOGGiE52
                              Member
                              • Dec 2006
                              • 2680

                              #29
                              Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                              Bumpety bump. This is a great tool. turning has never been so fast :)

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                              • ACE_FIN1972

                                #30
                                Re: DXTweak2, tool a pilot should use.

                                Seems interesting, got to try this tonight.

                                One question; is there some kind of hot keys available? I mean, can you change the profile during game play? I've always wanted to have possibility to switch my settings during flight. I fly copters with stick also and my play style is quite different between those crafts.

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