I was just trying to figure out a way to better handle throttle and conditioner levers. Im going to try and explain this and hopefully i wont lose everyone lol I use a joystick as my control, now i only have one throttle on it, so I was wondering is there any way to assign a button that I can hit and it switches the one throotle to control the conditioner levers, then i could hit this assgned button and it switches back to controling throttle?It just really sucks to have to use ctrl F1 or ctrl F2.I dont think this is posiible but maybe someone has a suggestion?Thanks.

I know you are not going to like the answer... But I don't think thats possible. I hope someone would dispute what I saud and give you better news.Manny

Depends on the stick and what Software comes with it for KeyMapping. But usually the throttle is just that, the throttle. Check your software and see if there is a way to map it to something else when a Button is pressed (I know my X45 uses a Pinky as an alternate key set, but doubt it would affect the Throttle).

That's to bad, but i kinda thought that it probably wasnt do-able. just being hopeful i guess lol. well back to flying.

>I was just trying to figure out a way to better handle>throttle and conditioner levers. Im going to try and explain>this and hopefully i wont lose everyone lol> >I use a joystick as my control, now i only have one throttle>on it, so I was wondering is there any way to assign a button>that I can hit and it switches the one throotle to control the>conditioner levers, then i could hit this assgned button and>it switches back to controling throttle?>>It just really sucks to have to use ctrl F1 or ctrl F2.>>I dont think this is posiible but maybe someone has a>suggestion?>>>Thanks.>>Then don't use Ctrl+F1 or Ctrl+F2, set a single key choice for each using the assignments menu. I use Home and End for prop, Page up and Page Dwn for Mixture - or condition levers in turboprops.You are not restricted to the default keypresses in FS, you can change them if you want.Allcott

HAHA I feel like an idiot, well not really but that makes too much sense i guess lolThat would make it much easier, I cant beleive i didnt even think of thatlolThanks

I haven't tried but it might just be possible using the mode selector on the X45 throttle set up via the saitek profile editor.