Spad.next and Lorbys Axis And Ohs are just amazing

[dmarques69 316]

Sorry i felt the need of writing this and i hope im not breaking any rule...iv'e been around in this FS live for sometime now as the majority of my fellow simmers here, but i never had the need of getting nothing fancy in terms of "talking" to my hardware since i was that guy of just a joystick, mouse and keyboard.

This until i started to had more "complex" hardware, like the x-touch mini, the logitech panels, the stream deck and so on...i knew from that point that spad.next and/or AAO where the way to go...and you cant think they are alternatives but for me they complement each other, and when you start to dig deep in them you see that they are just two phenomenal pieces of software with unlimited possibilities.

Not to mention that Lorby and Les O'Reilly are two guys that dont get tired of help, legends!

Thats it, i feel better now that i took this load of my back.

 

 

[cavaricooper 2,615]

I fully agree with you about @Lorby_SI but don’t forget about @guenseli who uses A&O to create incredible aircraft modules!

[RALF9636 2,026]

Not using spad.next here, but I absolutely agree that @Lorby_SI and @guenseli cannot be praised enough for what they have done with AAO and the additional custom scripts.

Their work raised my simming experience to another level.

Thank you!

 

[dmarques69 316]

@cavaricooper @RALF9636 indeed and @guenseli was one of the responsibles for my first AAO installation with is amazing work with the streamdeck profiles.

[haskell 307]

100%

AAO is money spent I have never regretted! I can ALMOST write an RPN script 🤪

[Matt Sdeel 48]

2 hours ago, dmarques69 said:

Not to mention that Lorby and Les O'Reilly are two guys that dont get tired of help, legends!

Lorby is Oliver Binder. I hope he releases his WAMA app (Where Are My Aircraft) for MSFS.

With WAMA, imagine being able to view all the aircraft you own decked out in various liveries.  All nicely parked and lined up in a straight line as you roll down the taxiway on your way to the runway.  I would love to see a Cessna 152 parked beside an Antonov an-225 Mriya... I wonder what that would look like.

Edited June 2, 2023 by Matt Sdeel

[BrammyH 490]

The stream deck really opens things up a lot. I need to take better advantage of it. I just have a main page for each aircraft with the common things I use. I need to take better advantage of some of the other parts of the profiles.

Spad, I need to use more, because especially on planes like the 737, where you can't map a lot of controls within MSFS it's handy. Plus the profile switching is nice. I also really hope someone makes a spad snippet for the TCA Airbus and the 747 when it releases with the new goodies.

[micstatic 4,351]

spad guy here.  It's been great.  

[Malaromane 458]

l'll chime in with some love for the SPAD.next side of things. I haven't used AO but SPAD has become and absolute must have for me. Since we're throwing out shout-outs, lets include https://www.youtube.com/@LesOReilly for his never ending streams of helpful SPAD.next tutorials and, of course, c0nnex for creating the software and their tireless support on the Discord channels.

[newtie 541]

AAO is amazing. I used it to fix an almost impossible job in setting up a very uncooperative throttle quadrant. Works great now. I was amazed to see so many available functions. Setting up individual ac is also another bonus.

Edited June 2, 2023 by newtie
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[avi8tir 25]

anyone used these for the honeycomb yoke and throttle? If so, is there a "dummies" guide on how to do this in MSFS?

[Waldo Pepper 1,953]

I own all 3,  but prefer Spad.   I find it much more intuitive to use.

[Waldo Pepper 1,953]

38 minutes ago, avi8tir said:

anyone used these for the honeycomb yoke and throttle? If so, is there a "dummies" guide on how to do this in MSFS?

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=les+oreily+honeycomb+alpha

[NovemberUniform 157]

There is also FSUIPC, which I think is the pioneer among all those tools. I still use it extensively. Also great support. 

[newtie 541]

I could never figure it out. 😆