March 29, 20233 yr Sometimes, when I am programming a rotary "switch", AOA gives me either left or right, but not a "CLICK". Why? I am referring to when I push down the rotary button. thanks tc Edited March 29, 20233 yr by flyforever
March 30, 20233 yr Commercial Member 6 hours ago, flyforever said: Sometimes, when I am programming a rotary "switch", AOA gives me either left or right, but not a "CLICK". Why? I am referring to when I push down the rotary button. thanks tc Is the same note/CC displayed that you would expect for the press? Or are the encoders a bit "loose", so they register a turn when you press them? Edited March 30, 20233 yr by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
March 30, 20233 yr Author I will check to see if the button is loose or defective. It's a new unit,though. Can you provide a good explanation on how to assign axis to an aircraft. When I delete the axis from within the sim and then assign them from axis and oh's, nothing works. I had been looking for the option to disable the controller from axis and oh's, but that option is always grayed out. My understanding is that the sim should not have any axis assigned if I choose to use Axis and oh's axis assignments. It should be fairly easy, but something is wrong and I can't figure it out.
March 30, 20233 yr Commercial Member 2 hours ago, flyforever said: It should be fairly easy, but something is wrong and I can't figure it out. What are you trying to assign and to which aircraft? The necessary variables and events are potentially different for every plane and helicopter. AAO has nothing whatsoever to do with the simulators controller logic. Those are two completely separate mechanisms (which is why they can fight each other and you have to decide where to assign something). AAO must use the SimConnect API, and the assets offered in the SDK - that is what you are seeing in the app. If and how an aircraft reacts to that can only be found out by trial and error. Disabling controllers is not possible in MSFS - that option is only available in FSX and P3D. In general, aircraft in MSFS prefer the Axis Events (second box from the top) to the Axis variables at the top. For convenience, the most common events are right at the top of the treelist. Edited March 30, 20233 yr by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
March 30, 20233 yr Author Yes, it was the need to use the second field from the top. Thank you for the quick reply. I appreciate your assistance. tc
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