March 12, 20251 yr Please, I believe that many people like me do not use pedals in their setups. Therefore, for those who use a button or key for the brakes, there are problems with a delay of almost 2 seconds. This is terrible! Does an AAO script for progressive braking already exist or would it be possible? This would be a game changer in my opinion!
March 12, 20251 yr Commercial Member There used to be brake specific key events in the SDK, BRAKES, BRAKES_LEFT, BRAKES_RIGHT. No idea if they still work though. Did you try those (with Repeat set to "Fast")? LORBY-SI
March 12, 20251 yr Commercial Member Just tried the legacy "BRAKES" event in the Cessna 152 in FS24, assigned to a joystick button in AAO, with Repeat - Fast. Works as designed, when I keep the button pressed, both brake pedals are gradually moved to full brakes. This movement can be accelerated by increasing the "Roll" parameter for the key down event, or by switching to "Adaptive" Repeat. Other aircraft may have different functionality. LORBY-SI
March 12, 20251 yr Author 7 minutes ago, Lorby_SI said: Acabei de testar o evento legado "BRAKES" no Cessna 152 no FS24, atribuído a um botão do joystick no AAO, com Repeat - Fast. Funciona como projetado, quando mantenho o botão pressionado, ambos os pedais de freio são gradualmente movidos para freios completos. Este movimento pode ser acelerado aumentando o parâmetro "Roll" para o evento key down, ou alternando para "Adaptive" Repeat. Outras aeronaves podem ter funcionalidades diferentes. I just tested it on the Fenix but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work, even with FAST, the pedals only give a small signal but don't actually move... I really wanted it to work on the Fenix. 🙄 Edited March 12, 20251 yr by andreld
March 12, 20251 yr Author I found it curious that there is no script for fenix / pmdg that addresses this brake issue because the default brake (when using a button/key) is simply horrible. The delay is annoying and when it is activated, it stops like an anchor.
March 12, 20251 yr Commercial Member 21 minutes ago, andreld said: I found it curious that there is no script for fenix / pmdg that addresses this brake issue because the default brake (when using a button/key) is simply horrible. The delay is annoying and when it is activated, it stops like an anchor. I've never even heard of this before... 24 minutes ago, andreld said: I really wanted it to work on the Fenix Why didn't you say that it was for the Fenix? 😞 With the MSFS sims you have to assume that controls are aircraft specifc, most developers apply the SDK differently. You cannot rely on any "global" solution. As a general tipp: don't get hung up on the animation. Check how the brakes actually behave. The movement of the pedals/levers/knobs and the actuation of the aircraft system behind them are two separate things. Edited March 12, 20251 yr by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
March 12, 20251 yr Commercial Member 1 hour ago, andreld said: I just tested it on the Fenix but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work, even with FAST, the pedals only give a small signal but don't actually move... I really wanted it to work on the Fenix. 🙄 Here is a template that contains a single button assignment with two scripts. It works with the Fenix that I have, and it should work with most other aircraft too. Extract and import the template, reassign the button and then LINK this template to your aircraft. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/wjlfpbave4fz6g4eu4b8o/ScriptBrakes.zip?rlkey=8wc7blkxegfnuzwvlm3am51n5&dl=0 The speed of the brake actuation is controlled by the key down parameter (the numerical box to the right). The Roll parameter doesn't work with this. Edited March 12, 20251 yr by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
March 12, 20251 yr Author 9 hours ago, Lorby_SI said: Here is a template that contains a single button assignment with two scripts. It works with the Fenix that I have, and it should work with most other aircraft too. Extract and import the template, reassign the button and then LINK this template to your aircraft. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/wjlfpbave4fz6g4eu4b8o/ScriptBrakes.zip?rlkey=8wc7blkxegfnuzwvlm3am51n5&dl=0 The speed of the brake actuation is controlled by the key down parameter (the numerical box to the right). The Roll parameter doesn't work with this. You are the man, thank you so much for the template that works perfectly for what I need. Your product is great and the way you handle support is worthy of a great developer. Edited March 12, 20251 yr by andreld
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