BrianTheBrain

ooo those look very nice. would love to get my hands on a set. youll need another 3 buttons just for starters, and another set of magnetos

Mayhaps if I can figure out how to use the replay tracks thing. funnily enough ive never opened a DCS replay XD

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The authentikit guy is in our server and said he's definitely interested in making something Lancaster. That would be a dream.

Just released a new dev report. if you are on discord, but not our server, you should be! discord.gg/project-lancaster-810241832130314270

Still gives you 6, or 9 levers, not 8. and not a great way to mount one on top of the other

Yeah, that might be a good start. I think 4 of the 6 could be throttles, and the other two could be left 2 rpm and right 2 rpm. as it is internally theres not even 4 individual throttle keybinds yet

I wish thrustmaster had an 8 lever set... 4 throttle and 4 rpm.

At least Loki can land it, last I tried I was still having a hard time Happy new year peoples

R12 70/80's link is no longer valid

Update: Doing some work, im able to get the desired result with a combination of deadzone and slider. this way works just as well as figuring it out for real, so ill just leave it as this.

No. It jumps in the control settings as well (visually you can see this as deflection all the way to one side, then jumping to the middle and going the other way)

In the "control+enter" visual, you can see that the bar jumps up halfway (what I circled with the cursor) to 50 percent, then smoothly to 100. Am I reading this wrong?

Im confused, it seems to me that I can easily see them get to 100 percent (atleast on the controls in thr cockpit. Regardless, I will try again. Should I debind the "non axis" wheel brakes too?

https://streamable.com/kgherj heres a link to a video in the F14. the brakes are a little small in the control diagram but you can still see that im never able to get the brakes under basically exactly 50 percent (as well as the animation in the cockpit), with or without slider mode. a windows gamepad settings clip at the end to show that windows does indeed see its full range of motion.