slaintemaith

I bloody uninstalled and reinstalled because this issue was maddening and it never occurred to me to map the controls to be the same. Someone found your post and cited it on the ED Discord and spared me my sanity, because *things were working just fine on the Huey and every other aircraft I have set up!* This might need to be stickied--I can't imagine we're the only two people to encounter this.

Nope. Flight lead hits a tree in the first mission just after he says, "Let's climb."

Thanks for the fixes!

Just started this campaign. Mission one, and the Mi-24 smacks into a tree. 100% repeatable. Can I surrender now?

It should have had all the profiles for them as well. Most of them are placeholders, however. There should be one for the F-14, (partial) F-16, F-18, & Harrier. Also a BMS partial profile. Some of the text parts of the startup sequences are just reminders to flip a certain switch or press a button on your HOTAS. Your mileage may vary.

I might be able to help. Not sure what file you'd need though. And if it's the main profile, there's going to be a whole other bunch of aircraft profiles with it. =) Try this? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FN97XR9WQBGL9SCq10jPW2QWwx4RSgqK/view?usp=sharing

Yes, sorry. I didn't mean to cry 'Wolf.' I heard hoof beats, expected horses and got zebras.

I got it all fixed. Tacview was the culprit. Be warned--it completely trashes your Export.lua and anything you might have had in it is toast--along with any other installs you had in your Saved Games folder. (I was hoping to copy it either from a "clean" [no longer] backup, or my VR backup. No such luck.) Thankfully, the info I needed was on my backup backup.

This order seems to work.

Hrm. I also have Software Version: 4.7.0.12981 Firmware Version: 1.00.007. It's a connection issue, but I've not altered any of the connection settings. Not sure what I'm missing here, or what could have changed. Crap. I might know what changed. I installed Tacview, which apparently vomited excrement all over Export.lua. Not sure how to fix it, though.

It's a Stream Deck XL. I updated the firmware via the gear in the top middlish right of the Stream Deck software. (Seems the option is only available if there's an update available) I'm running the latest version, although Windows updated some time last night. I'll try again now and see if all the updates are in place.

It's late here, so I'll provide versions tomorrow. I do know it was only the firmware that updated. There was no software update at the time. That may have since changed, and perhaps is the problem.

Did a firmware update for the Stream Deck and this plugin no longer works.

Okay, I think I have it figured-there was some wonkiness in my numbers.

Re: F-14B.lua HYDRAULICS (12) | ButtonID 3002 | PNT: 630 | TUMB | DCS ID 630 | Click Thanks for the hasty repair! Re: F-14B.lua HYDRAULICS (12) | ButtonID 3002 | PNT: 630 | TUMB | DCS ID 630 | Click value 1 | Lim Min 0 | Lim Max 1 | Hydraulic Transfer Pump Switch Cover So now it appears steady--the switching between integer and single place decimals have stopped, and works fine in Rotary and Incremental inputs, but not with a switch--which is something it certainly seems like it *should* work with, as there's only two values: 0 or 1 with an increment of -1 or 1 respectively. It works only in one direction presently. Mind you, I'm only using this switch for test because it seems an easy thing to try to make work; I'm not desperately needing my StreamDeck to open a switch cover. =)