Burgerman wrote:Lower than what?
He already tried everything set to ZERO!
The issue is that everything that makes the chair turn, or go or stop, also makes it do all the same things when he doesent want it to. Because UNWANTED INPUT IN. So garbage in = garbage out. He appears to not have enough control in his hands, to make any meaningful difference between chaos and control. And its is all made worse with the hand/finger positioning. No reference point for his hand means that every time the chair moves, it causes his hand to move the stick in a way he didnt intend. So more unwanted input commands again. Thats why GOOD control positioning, and good technique is essential. To attempt to improve the signal to noise ratio. Until some attempt to deal with the root cause is made then its unlikely to get much better.
Hence the suggestion to try a different alternative input method/device.
I doubt it, I think worry about those accelerations has played into this a lot, and I have more faith in the steering ability of the unsteadiest hand than the steadiest head.