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Being able to map additionnal keybinds to the Warthog with long / short press management, like Zoom In / Zoom Out, while keeping the defaults configuration.

I can think about a hundred reasons myself :D

You can check my TARGET Blackshark profile if you want, that might help : http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=1031261&postcount=36

Is that close to a simulation or not at all ?

Thanks Tyger :)

Nice one, would you share the track by any chance ?

There is one, it's the reputation one :)

You can download it too on the DCS Website : http://files.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/704/

IMHO the best way is to do all the training missions : http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=61822 Then read the manual, then do the training missions again, the read the manual again.

Check my post here : http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=1031261&postcount=36

MFD are natively recognized by DCS:A10 and the osb are functionnal. I know MFD's are "easy" to export to another screen because it is implemented within the lua files of the game, but I can't answer for sure for other instruments. For the third question, I don't think so but I might be wrong :)

This should answer your question Screenshot from Jakare setup via checksix-fr forums.

China aft short for TGP Boresight. For slew rate, try this : http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=60263&highlight=slew+axis

You have several ways to send SPI to another plane : 1. With DMS Left Long you can Broadcast your SPI. Check your TAD and on the upper right you'll see SPI OFF which turns green to SPI ON. By doing this, other planes in the same group as yours will see half a wedding cake on their own TAD and a blue line coming from your plane to your SPI. They can hook it, slew the TAD cursor to it and set it as their own SPI. 2. This part will create the "red triangle" you are looking for. Hook the plane you want to send your SPI to by slewing the TAD cross to the plane you want and press TMS Up Short. Then you'll see SEND OSB to the right of your TAD. Press it, select your SPI, press SEND OSB again. A "NEW TASKING" will appear to the MFCD of the plane you selected, they will have WILCO (Will Comply) on the left of their TAD or CNTCO (Cannot comply) to the right, by choosing WILCO they'll see the red triangle. Then you can assign your wingman to it with selecting "Engage with" in the radio command. At least this is how I undestood the whole thing and how I use it ingame.

Open the .ttm & .tmc files with TARGET Script Editor, you'll understand :)

Seconded

AFAIK that is WIP. http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=992326&highlight=audio#post992326

Quoting from : http://forums.eagle.ru/announcement.php?f=63 might help Did you check ?

It's meant to be used with Target Script Editor. Just open with Target Script Editor the .tmc file, launch DCS:Blackhsark, clear all the buttons assignement under the Thrustmaster Combined category, assigned the axis as you need. The .ttm files contains all the definitions of the key bindings, and I've assigned them in the .tmc file, open both files, they are commented and you should easily understand those.

What Kylinia said was the whole point of my post ;) I guess I have to work on my english :D

You can push the CMS button too ;)

My bad, I meant the S4 button, the one you can activate with your little finger which looks like a trigger :)

Hello, I managed, thanks to Runibl from SimHQ forums, to assign my Warthog Joystick Trigger to Teamspeak 3 Push to talk and still have DCS:A10-C recognize the HOTAS Warthog. I thought that would interest people around here. So here is what you have to do : 1. Set the throttle as listed below : Throttles (Left and Right): 0% (Not Idle as engine off, just 0%) Flap Switch: Center (MNV) Master Light Switch: Center EAC: Down (OFF) RDR ALT: Down (OFF) Autopilot select switch: Center (ALT/HDG) APU: Down (OFF) ENG OPER (Left and Right): Center (NORM) FUEL Switches (Left and Right): Down (OVERRIDE) Speedbrake switch: Center Boat Switch: Center 2. Launch Teamspeak 3 and assign the button you want.

That was me ;) I've updated all my Warthog Scripts (including DCS:A10C) to this post : http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=1031261#post1031261 To answer the OP, you have to double check your axis settings in DCS, be carefull that when running TARGET, your Warthog is named "Thrustmaster combined" in any game you launch.