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Click and Drag Throttle

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Guest RoAM

Im trying to make a click and drag type throttle for the BlackHawk series im wokring on. i have looked at the Baron Throttle systems and have copied it and changed it to Prop Pitch (Prop Pitch controls Throttle in helicopters in FS) there is a lot about that gauge i dont understand. if anyone could explain it better it would be greatly appreciated.

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Here is my click and drag from my own chopper throttle. Change the parameters in here to match yours . The Area is, obviously where the mouse is active, so you will have to adjust to your own BMP's. Also (L:Prop1,enum) in the Tooltip is one of my own variables I use elsewhere. You can delete the entire tooltip line if you want to.%THROTTLE (%((L:Prop1,enum))%!03d!%%)(M:X) (*Get X*) 9 - 77 / (*Div by travel along X axis to get percent*) 0 max 1 min (*into [0-1]*) 1 r - (>K:PROP_PITCH1_SET)Steve

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Guest RoAM

thanks Steve thats what i was after, i understand the rest of the gauge i just dont know how to use these variables below.say if my bitmap is x=80 y=40 how would i set this following section up.cheers.Rob.(M:X) (*Get X*) 9 - 77 / (*Div by travel along X axis to get percent*) 0 max 1 min (*into [0-1]*) 1 r -

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