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Reverse throttle in P3dv2.
I think it is something wrong with lever 1 and 2 at my CH throttle quadrant. When I use lever 5 and 6 as throttles it works OK. Lever 1 and 2 is used a lot more than lever 5 and 6. I have to find spare pots for lever 1 and 2! Thank's for all help!
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Reverse throttle in P3dv2.
The method you describe is the same as John Cook's and I have done exactly as descibes but reverse engine does not works. I am using P3Dv2 and KingAir 350. Are you using P3Dv2? I have done the settings as you have and it works OK with King Air 350 in P3Dv2. But the way 'Pivot' and John Cook describe don't work for me in P3D!
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Reverse throttle in P3dv2.
I am using zone of the throttle lever at the throttle quadrant. Trying to use the FSUIPC Joystick Calibration page and page 3 of 11: separate throttles per engine, and set Reverse - Idle (2 values) - Max values. Reverse engine doesn't works. I have it to works by not use of the Idle settings in Joystick calibration and set up a range for action at the page Axis Assignment. At the very back position of the lever I sent control Throttle1dec when range is entered and send Throttle1Cut when exited range. It works in my Learjet45 in FSX. It seems very hard to get the throttle lever to handle reverse engine by use of Idle values at the page Joystick Calibration only. Mybe it depends on the aircraft?
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Reverse throttle in P3dv2.
Hi, I am trying to get reverse throttle at my CH Throttle Quadrant for the default aircraft Beech King Air 350 but it fails all the time. I follow the: Configuring FSUIPC with CH USB Yoke ... ... .. by John Cook but it fails all the time. Reverse will not works otherwise the throttle works OK. What am I doing wrong?? Is there any flightsimmer who has done this settings and with luck? If so will you present part of your FSUIPC4.ini file!
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FSX:SE Autogen
As far as I know you can remove autogen from any place. My problem was near an airport but outside the airport area. You can build sceneries everywhere. I adjust the area around my sommerhouse and it works very well. Try it!
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FSX:SE Autogen
I had a similar problem and it was solved at this link: http://fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/remove-hide-object-outside-airport-area.434632/ with use of freeware ADE165.
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Beginning in XML
Hi, Here are some good links: Look for textinfogauge40.zip here at avsim.net. There is a good document with XML tutorial. You have Simple Panel Design at http://simviation.com/1/browse-Panel Design-101-0 also a good tutorial. Blackbox3 is a wery nice tolls to test gauges, http://www.robbiemcelrath.com/fs/blackbox/download
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Looking for a short route to fly with a big plane
Maybe Destination Finder from http://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/fslib.php?searchid=20320253 filname is destfn20.zip
- Buffalo Airways
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Any way to control each engine with different keyboard button?
Check http://www.hidmacros.eu/ you can do a lot with HIDMacros.
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Re-installing FS9
Check David Marshall's tips_and_tricks_21.zip at http://library.avsim....php?DLID=83646 page 22 'Turn 4 into 1' Check also http://www.hermit.supanet.com/
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New FS build - thoughts?
I think a SSD is of no use for FSX. I build my FSX-computer with almost the same components. And FSX and FS9 are at my SSD disk. However the startup of FSX take some time. And when running I can't see any better performance. But you should use one disk for OS and another for FSX/FS9. What is your OC settings? My current settings are: Bus speed = 103.0 MHz Multiplier = 42 Core Voltage 1.300 V Max temp is about 50-55 C. I am using watercooling. Motherboard is ASUS P8Z77-V PRO, CPU i5-2500K Core speed is 4326.02 MHz with current settings.
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Anybody Still Watching Their XP?
What is this? Where do I find this points?
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GTX 550ti - but ASUS, EVGA ?
jonny replied to mas618's topic in Video Hardware: Monitors | Multi-Monitors | Video Cards | Drivers etcWhat's the main differens between the Ti card and non Ti card? Jonny
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