Digger55

You can check the keys simulated within the profiler by opening the test window on the programming tab for the throttle , then moving the slew control(mouse axis). You will see which keyboard mappings are being sent to the game. I think it should be .;,/ these, you can check the in game keyboard mapping as well to verify this. Options/controls/model.

One other thing I found is Madcatx on startup loads a default profile and you will need to load the correct one before you start DCS. Well if you are comfortable messing with regedit, you can do the following. Start regedit and go to this keyname: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Mad Catz\Configuration\StartupProfiles. In each of the keys enter the preferred startup profile as seen in the pic. When you restart the pc this profile will automatically be loaded.

Have to agree, they are nicely done. :thumbup:

Got it figured out, Started a new profile and then inserted the keys into the cells and did a full configuration. Not really much in there to be honest. Then deleted all unused names that somehow became unused. After that it worked well. Thanks again.:D

Nice work, Does anyone know why the Mode switches won't work in the Sim with this profile? They work without a profile loaded and with at least one other profile but don't seem to work with this one. Nothing in the cells for them but it seem like something is stepping on them. I am assuming buggy ass software..lol:D

Question This seems like a nice Mod Manager but I do have 1 question, does JSGME use only file level control or will it do line by line tracking as in a particular .LUA file? Reason for asking is some mods require that you just edit a particular lua file and not add any additional files. For instance the Hud font size, Ive seen several others as well. When DCS updates it sets these files back to default (I guess if they have an updated version) and saves a copy into a _00backup directory, at least it did for me. The lua file being replace back to the modded version after an update might not be a good idea depending on what has changed in the updated file. But doing the line modification to the new file should work. Beyond compare v4.03 seems to work for detecting changes to the LUA files so maybe that is also an option as well for the line level stuff. Curious how everyone else does this.:unsure:

Oh, thats right I have those also..forgot what I bought..lol Thanks, you just justified the purchase of those..:thumbup:

Just started these training missions and was wondering if there was a way to set the start point on the ground for each section? Seems all of them are in the air except for a few and I miss the startup procedure practice. Shutdown is well known at this point..:D