TARGET stops doing its job
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Hi guys,
I’m stepping back into BMS after a few months away, and the only change to my entire setup is a new graphics card. Everything else is identical. However, now, my TARGET virtual joystick stops working after I launch BMS, but only AFTER I launch BMS. Weird! If I run the script without BMS and fiddle with the device analyzer it looks great, everything is fine. Once I run BMS though, the virtual joystick might hang on for a few minutes but will inevitably stop working eventually. Result is that while I’m trying to reassign axes (everything else is a manual keyfile,) the virtual joystick axes are available selections but don’t actually move. My rudder pedals, however, are just fine.
Any thoughts? Thought I had finally licked the whole keyfile and DX button thing, and now this.
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What kind of script? I’ve made some scripts that break after being manipulated too much (reassigning axes on the fly with EXEC()s). They work for a while then halt. Does the script stop working if you only run BMS and immediately exit or is this after some time?
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It’s a modification of Morphine’s profile that was working well previously. I’ll try replacing it with a backed-up copy. The script appears to be fine until I start BMS, then shortly after (duration appears variable) it will fail.
Edit:
Appears another Windows restart fixed things. I’ll report back if that changes. (And I’m sure it will! ;)) Thanks for the help, Frederf. Have a Falcon day!
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This happened to me every time I used a profile after I upgraded from Win7 to Win10. A reinstall fixed it with no issues.
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Thanks, that’s good gouge! That was next, even though I didn’t make a Windows upgrade of course. If it happens again I’ll do that.
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I’ve had that problem, the joystick and throttle would go to sleep, Thrustmaster wrote back and said" the warthog needs to be plugged in to a powered USB hub or better yet direct to the computer. It seems to work best plugged into the computer and I run my rudders of the power HUB no problems since. Hope that helps.