From Video Games To Drones...

[DevilsLuck]

As a guy who grew up in the era where home console video gaming became a thing... I have always been accustomed to "inverted axis". Pulling back/down brings you up, whether it be a flying game, or a shooters sights. Has this issue become a problem with any of you in your journey into flying drones?

 

[mavic3usa]

As a guy who grew up in the era where home console video gaming became a thing... I have always been accustomed to "inverted axis". Pulling back/down brings you up, whether it be a flying game, or a shooters sights. Has this issue become a problem with any of you in your journey into flying drones?

No not really.

 

[DevilsLuck]

No not really.

Strange. I always have to change the game settings after my son plays. I guess I'm showing my age, from the old arcade flight sims...

 

[GFields]

As a guy who grew up in the era where home console video gaming became a thing... I have always been accustomed to "inverted axis". Pulling back/down brings you up, whether it be a flying game, or a shooters sights. Has this issue become a problem with any of you in your journey into flying drones?

Have you looked into changing the controller's mode settings? Read this Article to see if it offers you help

 

[gemat]

That’s a fun shift, going from video games to drones, feels kinda similar, actually. Like in Geometry Dash APK, it’s all about timing and control.

 

[Rchawks]

Yeah, I went from playing Pong to flying RC.