Help with RC Servo project please

While i wait for my hardware and MM to arrive, I am working on the scale RC version of a 2DOF from @eaorobbie I believe. I am having trouble making the servo's move in game and I am struggling to fill the empty voids of understanding in my head. I am finding it a little difficult as I havent done this before and the screenshots from different pages are of older software and differ a little.

Problem - servo's do not respond in game or via SimTools testing

Factors:

• I am using an Arduino, two RC servos and Live For Speed.
• I am trying to follow these two threads
  • https://www.xsimulator.net/simtools-quickstart/
  • https://www.xsimulator.net/community/marketplace/rc-model-code-for-arduino-uno-2dof-expandable.89/
• I have loaded the Arduino with the RCModelSimToolsMode.ino - no errors
• I am not sure where or how to install the RC Model Test_InterfaceConfig.cfg file as the description in eaorobbie's page don't match
• I get no response from servos when using the Output Testing > Axis Testing APART FROM when turning on Axis Testing, one of the servos centers and the other does nothing.
• Using the quick start link above, I can prove the game and simtools are talking as when i use the "Virtual Axis" page, I am getting feedback from LFS.
• When launching the game, again, one of the servos centers but doesn't move after that.

NOTE - I am using an Arduino Nano for testing but it has the same chipset as the Arduino UNO so dont see that being the issue.

Please be kind.

Thanks for that @noorbeast, most appreciated again.

A couple of letters and what do you know, we have movement!!!

And in follow on from that, when i move the sliders for the axis tester, my servo's are only moving in a range of about 15 digits (for example -50 to -65). Is this what should be expected or should i see movement from closer to 1 to 100?

in interface settings you need to choose decimal in output-type
and interface output should be A<Axis1a>~ B<Axis2a>

This help thread helped me out a bit thanks to @insanegr

Here are my settings and what is happening. Its the same servo that is fluctuating so Im wondering if its the servo that is the problem but I dont have another one to test with.



Also @insanegr, the shudder and response from your model video on rFactor is incredible!!!

@James Robbie you need a space between both axis in interface-output A<Axis1a>~ B<Axis2a>
and 10ms for output-rate. give it a try and i believe you will have proper motion. if not swap servos to see if it still happens to the same side or servo.

So... I have finally had SUCCESS!!! With what you have said here @insanegr, it got my mind thinking and my fingers tinkering. I tried swaping servo's, problem stayed on same side of seat/opposite servo. Changed the cables between the arduino and the servo cables, problem still present. Adjusted the output format from "L<Axis1a>~ R<Axis2a>" to "R<Axis1a>~ L<Axis2a>", problem swapped sides which got me thinking so -

Format with problem: "L<Axis1a>~ R<Axis2a>"
WORKING FORMAT: "~ L<Axis1a>~ R<Axis2a>"

I needed the "~ " at the start

@James Robbie i see i have made a mistake in the copy paste for the settings. sorry about that. picture was right in the previous post although.
try this R<Axis1a>~ L<Axis2a>~