Ok ,so I tried the new mouse interface.  I’m obviously missing something. I move the mouse over a control, like heading, it turns green, but how  do I then turn it?  I tried the scroll wheel. Right mouse click, dragging. Nutin.

im sure there’s a simple answer, so what is it?

I turned it back to legacy, but I would like to know how the new way is supposed to work. 
 

sorry for the double post. 
 

Edited July 27, 20214 yr by mikegrr

I think this is an Xbox thing, I turned it back to legacy.

Once highlighted, you can interact with the instrument:

If the instrument is simple (buttons, 2 positions switches), tapping Xbox Controller A or Mouse left button will interact with it.
If the instrument is complex (knobs, levers…), tapping Xbox Controller A or holding Mouse left button will lock on it.

Once locked on an instrument, you can:

Use primary (Xbox Controller A/ Mouse left button), secondary (Xbox Controller X/ Mouse right button) or tertiary (Xbox Controller Y/ Mouse middle button) interactions.

Increase/ decrease the instrument (Xbox Controller LT/ RT or Mouse wheel)

Use gestures (Xbox Controller left stick or Mouse movements)

Unlock the instrument (Xbox Controller B or release Mouse left button)

8 minutes ago, Ixoye said:

I think this is an Xbox thing, I turned it back to legacy.

Same…

Ok I don’t have an Xbox controller. I’ll stick with legacy. 

Just now, FrankR409 said:

Same…

Same…

even no logical procedure: how can I HOLD the left mouse button to lock on a dial/knob and then CLICK using the left mouse button? Like trying to pull away your chair while sitting on it

How can I disable the blueish color when I'm hoovering withe the mouse over switches, wheels, etc. ... I don't need it and it looks unnatural

1 minute ago, Nemo said:

How can I disable the blueish color when I'm hoovering withe the mouse over switches, wheels, etc. ... I don't need it and it looks unnatural

Possibly also under options—general options—assistance?

thats where I switched back to legacy interaction and next tomorrow I will disable that blue glow once at my pc again

My mouse is acting crazy even in legacy mode.. I have this slow panning that's uncontrollable unless i pan with the controller, but then as soon as i stop it just slowly pans around the cockpit? My mouse won't pan now or allow me to look around.. this is frustrating.

57 minutes ago, Nemo said:

How can I disable the blueish color when I'm hoovering withe the mouse over switches, wheels, etc. ... I don't need it and it looks unnatural

In Accessibilty, then cockpit interaction system, and select LEGACY, not LEGACY in Flight Model option tab. And mouse is again well and no more blueish.

1 hour ago, pilatuz said:

My mouse is acting crazy even in legacy mode.. I have this slow panning that's uncontrollable unless i pan with the controller, but then as soon as i stop it just slowly pans around the cockpit? My mouse won't pan now or allow me to look around.. this is frustrating.

This happened with my xbox controller connected. For now I have it disconnected, might just need to clear some assignments in the options. 

General > Accessibility > Cockpit interaction system > Legacy = your mouse clicks behave like pre update

General > Accessibility > Instrument Name Tooltips > OFF = removes blueish glow on buttons

7 minutes ago, reignman40 said:

This happened with my xbox controller connected. For now I have it disconnected, might just need to clear some assignments in the options. 

I found a fix, I also use a xbox controller. In you controllers view knob sensitivities create a very small dead zone like 5% and that should fix the drift. But now there's a white dot whenever I pan around? Anyone know how to get rid of that?

It's real great Asobo just assumes everyone is using xboxes now..

Edited July 27, 20214 yr by pilatuz

Lock mode works as such:

- Highlight a control (like a knob)
- Hold LMB to lock to that control. Now your mouse will not affect any other controls or other mouse bindings
- Move the mouse left to turn the knob left, move it right to turn the knob right (with LMB held down)
- Alternatively, use the scroll wheel while holding LMB down to turn the knob left or right
- To push a control in, lock to the control using LMB and then right click

-Matt

2 minutes ago, pilatuz said:

I found a fix, I also use a xbox controller. In you controllers view knob sensitivities create a very small dead zone like 5% and that should fix the drift. But now there's a white dot whenever I pan around? Anyone know how to get rid of that?

It's real great Asobo just assumes everyone is using xboxes now..

I will try this out. I mainly use the controller for the drone cam.