The A32NX & A380X Project are community driven open source projects to create free Airbus aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator that are as close to reality as possible.
Using the mouse (no other hardware plugged in) to move the throttles, does not move them linearly from idle to CL/MCT/etc, instead they are extremely sensitive and jump to CL. If the throttle is then released and dragged further upwards to MCT even by one pixel it jumps in MCT and will not go below the MCT setting at all unless forced to idle or lower via a keybind (e.g. F1)
The throttles should follow a progression closer to the distance traveled by the mouse rather than jump suddenly from idle to CL and also not be locked in a specific detent.
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Using the mouse (no other hardware plugged in) to move the throttles, does not move them linearly from idle to CL/MCT/etc, instead they are extremely sensitive and jump to CL. If the throttle is then released and dragged further upwards to MCT even by one pixel it jumps in MCT and will not go below the MCT setting at all unless forced to idle or lower via a keybind (e.g. F1)
Demonstrated below https://github.com/flybywiresim/aircraft/assets/98479040/8ed1042d-b7dc-4a9d-8184-f0966d07b8ee
Expected behavior
The throttles should follow a progression closer to the distance traveled by the mouse rather than jump suddenly from idle to CL and also not be locked in a specific detent.
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