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Throttle Un-Syncronisation - Can it be done (Read 100 times)
Aug 16th, 2003 at 4:21am

Simviation2003   Offline
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Hello fellow aviators,

Can anyone tell me if I can assign diferent keys on the keyboard individually increase the thrust to a certain engine/s?

Instead of using the F2 to increase the thrust on all 4 engines, can I only move the thrust on engine 1 without popping up the throttle window and doing it manually?

Any information would be mostly appreciated.

Thanking you

SV2003
 
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Reply #1 - Aug 16th, 2003 at 4:33am

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Yes, you can.  In fact, you can do almost anything you want to a single engine and leave the other alone.  If you're flying, press ALT and go to the pulldown menu labled OPTIONS and then CONTROLS then ASSIGNMENTS.  I can't remember how to do it from the startup screen (I am in a flight right now).  In the assignments go to Event Category and select Engine Commands.  This will give you a list of all the available commands for the engine systems.  Go down until you find the command you want and double-click on it.  Now you can assign either a joystick button or board key to the function by pressing the appropriate button or key.  Pay attention to what the sim tells you when you assign the function, sometimes what you input will conflict with what is already assigned somewhere else.  Just read the little blurb that comes up, and decide whether or not you want it to be that way.  Its pretty easy, but if you have any trouble I can send you some screenies of the process. Smiley
 

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Reply #2 - Aug 16th, 2003 at 8:38am
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Also:
if you press E followed by 1, only engine 1 has throttle control. The other engines will stay as they were. E + 2  gives the same for engine 2 etc.
You can switch back to synchronised throttle by pressing E -1-2-3-4 in quick order (if your plane has 4 engines that is of course).

Cheers
AJ
 
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Reply #3 - Aug 16th, 2003 at 8:47am

Simviation2003   Offline
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Excellent Fella's,

Both those answers seem understandable,

I need to assign the seperate engines to my strategic Commander Game Controller so I shall try Ender's answer first.

But hey if all else fails, thankyou PH_AJH for your suggestion.

Thanks again

SV2003
 
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