Using G29 Racing Wheel Pedals as rudder control

[PetrusG]

These worked fine in MSFS2020 but not in MSFS2024. I transferred the Comanche 250 from the MSFS2020 community folder to the MSFS2024 community folder as described in the forum. All works great except the rudder control. I am using the G29 racing wheel pedals as rudder control pedals. They work fine in all other planes so far. The problem in the Comanche is the rudder will not center. The pedals stay at the extreme ranges when released. Either the right or left depending which one was pressed. I have tried many things for many hours.....no fix.
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I know G29 pedals are not really correct to use, but they did work in MSFS2020. Hoping it is some compatibility line in the configuration or something simple like that. I also know that my Velocityone Flightstick works fine using the stick twist as rudder, but the pedals are more realistic. Anyway hoping you might be able to help here....very appreciated.
Thanks Peter

[Wakner]

I'm using G29s without a problem ... have you edited the sensitivity curves?

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/si ... k/400075/8

Cheers!

[PetrusG]

Your linked info is referring to MSFS2020 and the G29 pedals work fine for me there as well. My issues are in MSFS2024. And yes I have tried all kinds of sensitivity settings. My on going testing tells me that the rudder auto centers by default programing for any control used but not for the G29 and for the Comanche only. It skews to the extreme as soon as you step on the pedal. Are you using MSFS2024 ?

[Wakner]

Yes, I'm using 2024 (and 2020) ... only posted that link as it shows the sensitivity settings which are the same for 2024 as for 2020. Sorry I could not be of more help.

[PetrusG]

So if you are using MSFS2024 and the G29 pedals work....it must be something with my setup. I will set the sensitivity settings as your link and try again. Thanks for your help.

[PetrusG]

Well "Wakner" I owe you a beer!
I applied the settings exactly as you sent and the pedals work.
Much appreciated....thanks.
Peter

[Wakner]

Pleased to hear it!