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Awesome! I'll be trying that toot sweet.

I would also love to see a P-40.

That's normal. That's normal as well. The Throttle and Pedal are individual controllers. They should show up in the game controller settings as separate column headings. They will have default axis assignments and some of them will be repeats. Try clearing assignments and reassign the appropriate controls. Use Axis Tune page and check the "Slider" box for Throttle JOY_Z and JOY_RZ. You may also have to invert the axis. Hope this helps.

Oh, nothing, but there's no trim reset and for me the trim hat has always been a little clunky. This worked awesome from the get go. Just flay yourself wings level and zero climb/decent rate and hit the button. Works great for A10C, but there seems to be an issue with AV8B, imediatley initiates a climb by about 3 degs. I'm gonna put it on all my module scripts and try it out. Hey Wingnutt270, Try the TARGET Script Editor, it offers so much more than the GUI version. I'd offer my script, but it uses the F18 grip. If you have the F18 grip your welcome to it.

Simbowales, Are you talking about how the axis show up in the game control settings or joy.cpl?

And don't forget to give the ship a good sweep fore and aft.

lxsapper, Have you tried "Axis trimmeing" in TARGET. At the push of a button you can reset the center of the X and Y axis. It makes trimming the A10C work as it is supposed to. Move the stick to a trim position, hit the button and let go. Works like a charm. Use the same, or different button to do a trim reset.

I'm glad I found this thread. Your work looks awesome. I just started working on the canopy frame in Fusion 360. In lue of a quality photo or diagram of the frame, I took a screenshot in game. Using 5.75" width of the UFC for my base measurement, I calibrated the image to that. It'll be more guesswork than science, but it's a start.

Hey lxsapper, Thanks for sharing. LED lighting has always been the black magic of TARGET for me. Sometimes it works sometimes not. And thanks again for working with me on my sounds issue.

This question for the OP, but really anyone with knowledge, how do you adjust the friction level for the levers in your build. I was wondering how to keep levers from flopping around in a build I'm working on. Is it a series of washers at the pivot point or some thing else? Looks awesome!

What "Target" version are you referring to as "Hot Garbage"? The Script Editor or GUI? My script is awesome.

Got It running. Thanks Lxsapper.

I keep getting : Compile Error:Syntax error: d in Sounds.tmh at line 3 I actually cut n paste your code in. Just changed the folder name.

OK, So had no luck getting anything to compile or load, so starting from scratch, this is what I've got to compile and run: Sound_Play_TEST.tmc include "target.tmh" include "Sounds.tmh" //program startup int main() { if(Init(&EventHandle)) return 1; // declare the event handler, return on error EXEC("PlaySound()"); //This should play wav file on script start. } //event handler int EventHandle(int type, alias o, int x) { DefaultMapping(&o, x); //add event handling code here } Sounds.tmh int PlaySound() { system ("spawn -w \"D:\\DCS_Device_Profiles\\Common_Files\" \"D\\DCS_Device_Profiles\\Common_Files\\swavplayer Snd_TEST.wav\""); } The above Compiles and runs without error, but of course no sound plays. Edited my OP to start over.

I reported [thread=226802]this[/thread] and other problems with the controls over a year ago. =Decoy= reported it up the chain and it did get on the Bug Tracker , but It's been over a year for this Mickey Mouse excrement.

Ya, I'm pretty lost at this point. I made a .bat file that ran and plays, but I have no idea how to get TARGET to execute it.

OK. Try this. One make a .tmc that acts like a master. It has all the axis mapping and shift layers defined, calls the target.tmh, and includes any other includes you want.Other includes may be: Macros files for each Module (.ttm) Function files (.tmh) for doing special things like splitting the 2 stage trigger so only one stage fires at a time. Control mapping files (.tmh) for each Module that you can call up at will. I did this with the F14 Module. Wanted to be able to switch seats and control .tmc on the fly. Darkoz got me there with a great little example. Here But of course I made this one .tmc. I can easily divide the key mapping into 1 .tmc and 2 .tmh files. Would work the same and be easier to manage. I also believe in the use of macro files (.tmm). I have a macro file for the pilot and one for the RIO. That allows me to reuse keys and DX buttons. I just wish I could get my sound ques to work like in CTS. Hope this helps.

Thanks to lxsapper, A quick function that will allow the playing of a wav file with a button/switch action/ Put that in a .tmh file and call it with EXEC("PlaySound();"). Replace sWavPlayer with any command line player, and have it in same folder as .wav to be played. Super simple. Thanks again lxsapper. OP

Anyone got any suggestions as to where I can get cockpit dimensions for the AV8B-N/A. All I get in searches are old NATOPS. I'm looking for info on distance for rudder pedals to base of stick. Maximum deflection of stick in X and Y axis. That sort of thing.

I know I asked this before, somewhere, but can't find it. Anyone know what the maximum travel distance for the stick grip should be? And how far the stick base should be from the pedals?

As for RWin+RCtrl+.., just change it to something else. I have the Stick working but not the Throttle.

I've been using the TDC Down Action Button, on my TMWH. I just tested slewing with the button down vs. up. It seems to slew slower, but that cold also be my movement due to holding the button in a down position. I also tested the TDC Down Action/No Action Toggle. I could not descern any difference in slew speed with the Down Action toggled vs released. I assume the toggle is to simulate the holding of the button for those using keyboards. Hope that helps.

RS Mapper or Joy to Key.

Very nice. Although I use my FL for thrust nozzles and landing gear ... I never thought of combining the two zooms on one button/switch. I suppose you could get the same effect with the TEMPO command. Thanks, I'll try that tonight.

After building a new system AMD X570 system, I was having issues getting the TARGET Device Analyzer to enumerate my Combined Controller. I updated my chipset drivers and all my USB issues resolved, but still no DA. Uninstalled and reinstalled TARGET and I'm back in business. All works as advertised. Just thought that might be helpful.