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 Hi,
In order to make the flight experience more realistic I have (or will have) flight controls for Boeing aircraft (from Honeycomb - Yoke and Throttle Quadrant) as well as Airbus aircraft (from ThrustMaster - Sidestick and Throttle Quadrant).
Now the problem arises that ChasePlane only recognizes one control unit to assign buttons to, so at the moment I use a ThrustMaster joystick to control views (inside / outside) and a hatswitch for pan. If I fly a Boeing aircraft I use the joystick/sidestick to control ChasePlane and a Honeycomb Alpha Flight Yoke to control the aircraft.
There is a post "2 hat switches in Chase Plane", but no end results.
Has anyone solved this problem?

Thank you very much for your response

Juergen Mader

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Both controller's wwill default standard setting and control so this will lead to 'out of control' problems. You cannot us a joystick AND a Flight Yoke. Period.

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7 hours ago, G7USL said:

Both controller's wwill default standard setting and control so this will lead to 'out of control' problems. You cannot us a joystick AND a Flight Yoke. Period.

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I don't think it should be so much a PERIOD to that suggestion. I can do the same being requested with the default camera system. Why not with this paid product? Why would it be out of the realm to request such a feature?


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Hi,

I have solved my problem - two hat switches in ChasePlane.

You need a paid version of FSUIP.

Program both controller hat switches as buttons and assign a key press. The typical buttons are 32=0deg, 34=90deg, 36=180deg and 38=360. Than look at your FSUIPC.ini file and you will see sequential numbers for the buttons you just programmed. Now there are buttons for a diagonal movement: 33=45deg; 35=135deg; 37=225deg and 39=315deg. These buttons I copied/ pasted and edited in the FSUIPC.ini file, e.g. 45 degree movement or button # 33: is button press 32 and 34 simultaneous and that's why there are two entries in the .ini file.

Here is the pertinant info of my FSUIPC.ini:

[Buttons]
PollInterval=25
ButtonRepeat=20,10
0=R2,32,K68,10     -{Key press: ctl+D}-
1=R2,33,K68,10     -{Key press: ctl+D}-
2=R2,33,K72,10     -{Key press: ctl+H}-
3=R2,34,K72,10     -{Key press: ctl+H}-
4=R2,35,K72,10     -{Key press: ctl+H}-
5=R2,35,K75,10     -{Key press: ctl+K}-
6=R2,36,K75,10     -{Key press: ctl+K}-
7=R2,37,K75,10     -{Key press: ctl+K}-
8=R2,37,K70,10     -{Key press: ctl+F}-
9=R2,38,K70,10     -{Key press: ctl+F}-
10=R2,39,K70,10     -{Key press: ctl+F}-
11=R2,39,K68,10     -{Key press: ctl+D}-
12=R3,32,K68,10     -{Key press: ctl+D}-
13=R3,34,K72,10     -{Key press: ctl+H}-
14=R3,36,K75,10     -{Key press: ctl+K}-
15=R3,38,K70,10     -{Key press: ctl+F}-
16=R3,33,K68,10     -{Key press: ctl+D}-
17=R3,33,K72,10     -{Key press: ctl+H}-
18=R3,35,K72,10     -{Key press: ctl+H}-
19=R3,35,K75,10     -{Key press: ctl+K}-
20=R3,37,K75,10     -{Key press: ctl+K}-
21=R3,37,K70,10     -{Key press: ctl+F}-
22=R3,39,K70,10     -{Key press: ctl+F}-
23=R3,39,K68,10     -{Key press: ctl+D}-
24=P3,4,K51,26     -{Key press: alt+ctl+3}-
25=P3,9,K50,26     -{Key press: alt+ctl+2}-
26=P2,2,K49,26     -{Key press: alt+ctl+1}-
27=P2,1,K51,26     -{Key press: alt+ctl+3}-
28=P2,0,K50,26     -{Key press: alt+ctl+2}-
29=P3,2,K49,26     -{Key press: alt+ctl+1}-

R2 is a Honeycomb Alpha Yoke and R3 is TM Airbus Side stick. Ctl+D/H/K/F are hat switch commands to ChasePlane. Alt+1/2/3 from both controllers I use for "toggle view in/out", previous view and next view in ChasePlane. It all works very well and is not hard to program.

I hope this helps

Brgds

Juergen Mader


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