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FSUIPC Help (Read 170 times)
Jul 18
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Scottler
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I read hear earlier that I can use FSUIPC to assign reverse thrust to my throttle quadrant. Can anyone talk me through this a little slower? I'm a simple boy. Thanks!
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Jul 19
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simple? simple doesn't begin to describe you......
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Why don't you use the keyboard assignment for reverse thrust? Or edit it so one of the buttons on your joystick does it?
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Jul 19
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Ozzy-That's what I was originally going to do. (The F2 button is fine til you're flying in a dark room. lol)
But then someone said instead of assigning it to a button, why not put it on the throttle itself, just for some added realism, and I got excited about it. lol
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Hyperion,
Let me try explain what I meant again (last time was about 02:30AM lol)
In your FSUIPC go to "Joysticks",click on the right arrow till you get to "3 of 7:Seperate Throttles Per Engine".You'll see "Reverse","Idle" and "Max" with "Set" under each one.Move your throttle all the way back and click on "Set" under "Reverse".Move it forward,about a third of the way open,and click "Set" under "Idle".Then move it to the full open position und click "Set" under "Max".Then just say "OK".You should then have reverse thrust.
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Hmmm....that's what I thought you meant, and what I did...but I didn't get reverse thrusters on it. Weird....I'll toy with it some more later on. Thanks!
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