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Is anybody else trying to use this plane with Touch controllers in VR in X-plane? Everything works but the throttles. I contacted support about the issue and they said they would look into it about a month ago. But my issue is that when I touch the throttles in the both throttle touch area they jump to 60% power and I have to adjust each independently. Second issue is I cant engage the reverse thrust with the VR touch controllers. As we all know you cant move the plane without engaging the reverse thrust first. I am hoping for a solution to this issue since I really cant use the plane. It is advertised as fully VR compatible but that is in my experience not the case. 


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What plane is it? Are there any other reports of this?

 


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It's the Turbo commander. I am not sure if anybody else is experiencing this, that's one of the reasons I am here is to see if others have this issue in VR.


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4 hours ago, adamv1 said:

It's the Turbo commander. I am not sure if anybody else is experiencing this, that's one of the reasons I am here is to see if others have this issue in VR.

Since its a fairly obscure-seeming problem, I suspect you have a better chance of getting an answer by going here: https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/forum/106-carenado-alabeo-support/

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/152593-690b-vr-throttle-inverted/


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Thanks for the link. Apparently this isn't an obscure problem, a few people reported it with other aircraft with dual throttles. They also created a fix for it. 

This page has the problem and the fix. 

 


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